👖 Fruit of the Loom Men's Elastic Bottom Sweatpant: Comfortable and Stylish Loungewear for Men Review

Ordered coal heather from medium. I'm 5'6" and about 135 pounds. I like the slightly longer fit, so I didn't mind that it was a few inches longer than the ankle-hugging straight pants and slightly gathered. I bought these for lighter winter pajama bottoms and for fall and winter housework so I'm very happy with the minimal addition of fleece and warmth, although I find them light enough to wear now in May with no discomfort. The pockets are very deep, which is another plus. The waistband looks…

Item Fruit of the Loom Best Collection Men's Stretch Fleece Trousers Black XLI I've owned this product for a long time and was very satisfied so naturally I decided to buy again. I ordered the same product in the same size. However, the manufacturer seems to have joined forces with many other manufacturers to cut corners to stay in business. Obviously, they think reducing the amount of fabric they use will help them stay in business. The same size XL was significantly fuller (more fabric)…

First. I bought them from Revain and Walmart because some colors weren't from Revain. After researching I found that the previous top brands (Russell, Champion etc.) had quite a large number of complaints about them including tearing and improper lace fastening, poor stitching, stitching coming undone after the first wash etc When I received both Revain and Walmart orders, I compared them and found that they are the same manufacturer and quality. The material and stitching was good with double…

In the winter I wear sweatpants EVERY day. I bought these to replace a couple of pair of Russells that had fallen into disrepair. I've worn Russell for many years now. (Which isn't bad for the money.) Russells usually last a few years before they start to stretch and fall off my back. Fruit of the Looms is a bit thicker. They have a thicker waistband (twice the size of Russell's) and a thicker drawstring. (Big plus!) The ankle cuffs on the Fruit of The Looms feel a little looser at the bottom…