👕 Hanes Flannel Plaid Lounge 41519: Stylish Large Men's Clothing for Ultimate Comfort Review

They seemed promising but unfortunately they were a big disappointment when the inside of one of the legs came undone after the first wash. Since I can't return them now, they just become glorified cleaning cloths.

I ordered 3 pairs of these pajama bottoms in different styles and sizes at once for my husband and teenage sons to wear on Christmas Eve. They fit well and were advertised as comfortable but on Christmas morning my skinniest child was sitting back and forth applesauce style and the pants ripped at the back seam 9 hours after he first put them on. The pants had a lot of room, they weren't tight so the only reason for the rip was poor construction. The other 2 pairs are fine but with a different…

They are very thin and look more like t-shirt material than flannel. I won't be going back as it's practically summer now but I won't be buying from them again.

The color matched the description but they are NOT flannel which is very disappointing! They are made entirely of lightweight cotton. XL is more like a large size.

The fit of these pants is good, just what I expected for the size ordered. Comfortable, I don't know what they have in you, so to speak. That's all I wear, no other brand, no other style. I wear them every day, so the material wears out after a few months. I currently have 8 pairs. i never want to go out

Bought for domestic use. I noticed a few protruding threads on the leg. I decided I would just walk away, but a bad decision. All pants are untied with this little thread. I'll try to sew back. The pants are very cute and comfortable.

I tried wearing panties but I was still cold so I looked for an alternative. Saw this on Revain, a well-respected Hanes brand, 100% cotton, reasonably priced, and the color/style seems good. Very satisfied. The only thing I don't like is the label. I was uncomfortable. I've tried taking it off and it's sewn so tight my patience is wearing thin and I ended up tearing it and of course tearing a few stitches but no big deal.