👖 Nautica Boys' Sensory-Friendly French Terry Pant: Perfect for Uniforms Review

As promised, these pants are comfortable for those with sensory issues. Our petite adult daughter still wears them because most other fabrics (especially denim) are too uncomfortable. They are advertised as 'universal' pants so khakis and navy are offered but I'm not the only parent who would like additional colors to be available!

My son only wears sweatpants because they are soft and easy to put on and take off. They go perfectly with his uniform because they look like dress pants and feel like jogging pants.

My son needs uniforms at school, but he also has SPD and autism. These pants are his favorite on days when he struggles with the textures of other pants.

My child is tall and slim so I was worried he wouldn't stand up but it is. He loves bags and feels them. They don't have uniform belt loops, but luckily we can get by with that. Update in 3 months, they have holes in their knees. But I would still buy again.

I bought 14-16 for my 13 year old. He's 5'5" and too short (reaches to the ankle) and his waist is gigantic even after he has pulled the waist tie all the way. So disappointed.

As promised, these pants are comfortable for people with sensory problems. Our petite adult daughter still wears them because most other fabrics (especially denim) are too uncomfortable. They are advertised as 'universal' pants so khakis and navy are offered but I'm not the only parent who would like additional colors!

My slim 5 year old hates chinos and rumpled pants or shorts. He will also wear them with a wider leg - he usually prefers a narrow leg at the bottom. It's big and its length is suitable for 5T, but the waist for 4T is still big, even need to adjust with drawstring. He has shorts made of the same material that keep their color very well with washing.