👖 Hanes EcoSmart Women's Open Bottom Leg Sweatpants Review

These pants are very comfortable and have a great fit. I'm 204lbs 5ft 6in and the length and fit are perfect (I bought the X-Large). I carry my weight in my legs and pants are always a problem, but they fit great right out of the box. . I thought I would miss the pockets and drawstring, but they offer a very smooth, slim fit. They're a little warm for sunny Southern California, but we've had our fair share of rain and cooler weather. Today is the 60's and a light fleece lining is perfect. They…

I'm 5'4". I weigh 155 pounds. In jeans I wear a size 11/12-13/14. I ordered these pants a medium size. The size chart said to order a large size, but I have Read reviews saying they run large Reviews are correct Buy one size smaller than recommended in the chart Wednesday is perfect for me Waist is not too big or too small They are perfect They are beautiful and long but doesn't drag the floor. They are very soft and comfortable. Wash before wearing because of paint smell (I always do). These…

Don't buy these. The insides are filled with pile. I bought black ones. They had fluffy underwear and after I washed those sweatpants I had to clean the washer and dryer and rewash EVERYTHING. Even after that I had to use a whole roll of tape to get the lint out of my clothes. I figured I would have to go to a dryer repair service to clean the lint screen and exhaust. Seriously, buy them at your own risk. You get what you pay for. After that experience I went to Kohl's and bought a pair of…

I'm 5'3", weight 155, apple shape with narrower hips and thighs and 31" inseam. Decrease the size after reading the reviews. I chose medium. I never wear media so I took a chance and knew I could get it back. They're about an inch longer but fit perfectly anywhere so I'll definitely feel comfortable wearing them outside the home. At home the belt is definitely comfortable when I'm standing but a little tight when I'm sitting down - being apple shaped I think I'd prefer the belt to be a bit…

Maybe it's just me, but it seems to me that the sweat gets thinner with the years and this is a good example of a "thinner sweatshirt”, I recall me when the sweat volume factor was significant enough to make you consider what coats and other outerwear you can and cannot wear with it. With that caveat, it's not bad. They are thinner than expected but can be used for morning walks in 45 degrees without an extra layer if you keep moving. The legs were quite long, and the very large ones were just…