M's All Seasons Hemp Canvas Double Knee Pants - Regular
4.3/5
True To Size
June 9, 2021
Tough and Warm
Love these pants for my captain duties on our whales and wildlife vessel the Black Pearl. They keep me warm, are comfortable, and are tough enough to handle the rigors of being on the water and dock work.
I own four pairs of Patagonia pants (excluding this pair that I just bought). I own a size 34 in all of the other pants and they fit great. However, despite also being a size 34, these pants felt like they were literally strangling me. I tried on my other Patagonia pants to make sure that I hadn't suddenly blown up, and nope, they fit the same... Read More as always. I really don't understand why these pants seem to run so small, especially since they are a "relaxed fit." Perhaps there was a sizing issue with the pair that I received.
Besides the sizing issue, these pants are extremely soft and seem like they will hold up over time. It's a bummer that they don't fit because they seem like awesome pants.
Nice weight fabric, feels good. Waist is a bit too small but ok, hoping they stretch a bit. Once again the legs are too long and I am going to have them them hemmed up.
Would be nice to have a bit of choice in inseam length. I wear 6' wear a 34" waist with 32" inseam normally.
The material, fit, and pocket design all allow you to work harder and longer without worrying about damaging anything you're wearing. The fabric is durable, but comfortable enough to wear all day.
These pants are as comfortable and functional as any pants Ive had. They dont have as many pockets as most work pants but they make up for that with four of the best pockets you could have. I definitely recommend these pants for anything!
True to form, these pants are another great product from Patagonia. Im 6 feet tall and my weight fluctuates between 175 lbs and 185 lbs, the 34 pants are too tight and the 36 and too loose, I just need that Goldilocks size. My only other thoughts; I would like to see the rear pockets use the entirety of your rear, lets make it possible to get a lot... Read More of junk in your trunk, just like the Stand Up shorts, with the enlarged rear pockets for more tools and supplies, lets add the wallet pocket high in the hip that will protect your valuables while storing tools and supplies in the enlarged pockets. As you can tell this review is for the Patagonia design staff and not necessarily for the consumer.
Though the 32 waist is snug compared to other 32 waist work pants I have, I decided to wear it in because my pants typically fit after a wash, then require a belt during the course of my landscaping work day. So far, these pants are still a bit snug after 2 wearings and washings. If they ultimately dont work out, I can always return them to Patagon... Read Moreia, which is reassuring.
I love the light weight & comfortable hemp blend fabric. It feels smoother on the skin than cotton, making for less friction, particularly when damp with perspiration. The double fabric knee & gussetted crotch provide a measure of confidence the pants will hold up to abuse. It is well designed for landscape work. I love the rear pockets because they are roomy enough to retrieve/replace my wallet without the usual battle. I think they made the rear pockets a bit deeper to minimize losing things from a looser pocket. So far I havent lost my wallet.
Like many other reviewers, I am grief-stricken over the absence of a side pocket for a cell phone. That is the safest location for my phone when Im working. I am thinking of asking my mother-in-law to sew such a pocket as she used to be a clothing designer.
Ultimately, these pants will be judged on durability, because I cant afford to wear them if they dont outlast less expensive cotton/poly pants.
This is my second set of these pants; the lighter weight is nice for shoulder season temps and my first pair is still going strong. A side pocket for holding a cell phone would make these 5-star worthy.
Right out of the box the fabric feels nice and broken in, making them pretty comfortable.
A few things I would change
- They fit large, especially in the legs. The baggy fit lends to catching on things like fences.
- I would like to see the double knee extend up into the thigh a bit, afraid a week of bucking hay will shred through these.
- Also ... Read Morethe pockets are HUGE and I lose things in them. A few little pockets for things like pliers or a screwdriver would be nice so I can keep a few tools nearby.
Thank you so much for sharing such a thoughtful review on the All Seasons Hemp Canvas Double Knee Pants. We will be sure to pass the word along about all of your suggestions. Workwear is still pretty new for us so it really helps when customers take the time to share their thoughts and experiences, so thank you! You had mentioned a fear of tearing through the pants, please note that if this were to happen you're always welcome to return them for warranty evaluation or send them in for repair. Both processes can be started [here](https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html).
April 24, 2021
Toughest pants around, But we need better knee pads
Last summer I bought two pairs of these pants. The regular and all-season. I am really happy with the fit and material of both styles of pants and they held up really well. I'm the type of person who wears pants every day (with some washes here and there) until the fall off my body and I am still wearing these pants. I would have gone through ... Read More5-6 pair of others pants by now. I love the back pockets for ease of access. I also like the lower environmental footprint with the hemp and recycled material. The biggest complaint I have is that Patagonia does not offer a knee pad insert the works with these pants. I have been using a competitors knee pad, but they dont fit in the double knee right and I have had to make a few modifications to make it work, and its still not great.
The new lighter weight hemp Work Wear pants are perfect for everyday use. I already own two pair of the heavier weight Work Wear pants, but these lighter weights are great now that the air temperature in climbing up. I will be buying another pair. They are as rugged and reliable as all of Patagonias other Work Wear line. I highly recommend these pa... Read Morents
As a remodeling contractor and carpenter I've always worn Carhartt duck pants and love them but these I haven't been able to take off! They're SUPER comfortable and feel broken in the moment you slide into them. They are a big baggier than your typical Carhartts but much more comfortable. The back pockets look a lot different than ty... Read Morepical work pants but they're definitely more ergonomic and convenient, something I've come to prefer. I only wish they had a side pocket for pliers or pencils. Would highly suggest paying the extra, if possible, for these any day!
These are my second pair. My first pair, size 34, are just a bit tight around my waist for tucking in heavy shirts. But I've worn them in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness every day for two weeks on a late Fall trip two years ago with no prob. Lots of kneeling on granite and on dirt around campfires. Sitting on logs and rocks. They are... Read More still going strong with little sign of wear. I wear them almost daily even on warm Minnesota humid days. The new pair are 36. A bit large around my waist with only a t-shirt but they cinch up nicely with a belt. My only wish for them is to be a size 35.
As a hands on general contractor I need durable, comfortable pant to get into the trenches on site and still look presentable when the clients show. These pants have been in constant rotation and have not let me down. 4 stars only because they are not 5 pocket.
Have only worn these for a week so far. Comfortable, hoping they dont shrink much after first wash. I work on trails for a living, and these pants seem perfectly capable of holding up to the work involved.
I love the pants I work as an arborist apprentice and these are really comfortable pretty durable and great for climbing trees. I just wish the colors were a little darker to hide the dirt a little.
I'm a commercial electrician, and own a farm. These pants are my everyday wear for work and farm. 2 years on the first pairs, still going strong. 100 times more comfortable than Carhartt, and just as durable.
Fantastic in both all weather and the heavier weight
I really just love these pants, what can I say? I wear them 6-7 days a week all year round for my job. I work with lots of dogs, messes, movement (we average 12miles a day walking) and also working on the actual ground. The double knees last a long time and even with a tear I still dont have to worry.
Although I am a long time happy customer of Patagonia, this is my first purchase of this particular pant, and I really like it. I only wish it came in black too, like the heavier duty version.
Otherwise, I recommend the pant.
Fabric feels great, soft like theyre already worn and broken in. Overall size ran a little big. I own a different pair of work wear pants the same size and they fit great.
Love these pants. Comfortable and warm. Im often on my knees collecting eggs, carrots, potatoes and much more. These pants are durable and clean well. I will buy another one soon.
I really like the materials and look of pants... Until I put them on lol they look horrible from every angle. They make melooks like I'm wearing adult diapers. Also, I hover around a 36" and 38" waist. The 38's I have are super tight around the waist and not forgiving at all. I have two pairs, one blue and one green. The middle ... Read Moreseam on the green ones goes up my behind. Feels like someone is constantly giving me a wedgie.
I have 4 pairs from the first run a year or two ago? and I love them, these ones are equally good so far. I wear these pants year round in Virginia for work (Aircraft Mechanic) and at my small farm.
The only thing I've noticed is that these ones seem to be thinner than the OG's. I still think they are awesome I just hope they hold up.
Wish I'd read these other reviews more carefullyy instead of trusting Patagonia. To say these are not true to fit or "runs small" is an understatement. I ordered a 34 and had to double check I'd ordered correctly.
I can't review the rest of the pant since I was never able to wear them.
These are excellent pants. I am a field ornithologist and I bought a pair for work pants in the summer in Montana and the winter in northern Mexico. I wore them every single day this past winter managing an off-the-grid field station and studying birds in coastal thornscrub forest. They are the perfect warm weather pants for pretty much anything sh... Read Moreort of vigorous hiking or something equally high energy.
They're tough enough to resist mosquitoes, thorns, and abrasive surfaces. They also breathe well enough that I don't overheat when I'm bushwacking on surveys, handling camp chores, or running errands in town in the hot desert sun. But they're substantial enough that they are warm enough for me most months of the year (though I run warm). They fit loose but move with you well. I thought the oversized back pockets were gimmicky at first, but I've come to really like them. I use to them hold notebooks, tools, work gear, I'll even stuff a windbreaker in a back pocket when going out for a walk.
They're also very durable. Heavier weight pants from other companies have never lasted me more than 2 seasons. My first pair of these lasted 4 seasons before wearing out this summer. I just bought two more pairs on sale. I think they are my favorite pant.
I have tried several brands of work pants. These are by far the most comfortable and least hot of the canvas style pants. They are quite durable and the pockets will hold almost anything. I love that the double knee covers the entire front from seam to seam and extends far enough down to still cover the knee when kneeling. However, I have had sever... Read Moreal pairs at this point and the crotch gusset fails on them eventually. They could also use a version with some smaller side pockets like the denim pants and a pair with zippered pockets. True to their iron clad warranty, Patagonia has replaced the pants or the gusset on every pair I have sent back.
I want to love these pants but without a knife pocket they just aren't functional. The hemp material is extremely comfortable and seems durable, and the design is great otherwise, but farm pants without a knife pocket don't work.
I bought these for sun and skin protection when volunteering in a native plant garden. So I am using these as work pants.. The pant fit is good and they are very comfortable when digging, kneeling, etc.
The material appeards durable but I'll only be able to tell how durable after additional months of work. The 4 pockets are deep enough to kee... Read Morep valuables from falling out and hold tools too. The material is a little heavy for working outside in the summer but lighter pants would be less durable. Additional tool pockets would be nice especially on the side. Overall I am very pleased with the pants.
Just bought these pants to have a third pair. Have two other pairs I have worn constantly more than 2 years, probably 300 days on each pair. Love the looser more mobile fit.
Wish Patagonia made a five pocket version in the 9.6-oz All Seasons Hemp weight also.
The first pair I bought are a 36, which is what I wear in all other pants. They fit perfectly everywhere except the waist. The next pair I bought are 38, and fit perfectly at the waist, and quite loose everywhere else. I find them nearly perfect for homebuilding. The back pockets are a bit annoying if you carry a wallet, but truly handy for hand to... Read Moreols and miscellany. And the fabric is dreamy--sturdy, soft and very pliant.
I really wanted to love these pants. The fit is nice, materials are wonderful and seem quite tough (I spend a lot of time kneeling in soil/on gravel and not a stitch is out of place), and the design of the back pockets is something I never knew I needed. But the rivets keep popping off! I already returned one pair, only to receive another pair with... Read More the same problem. I wear them about a week and then the rivets on the front pockets pop right off. Very disappointed, as Patagonia stuff is normally built so well.
Hi Tyler, we're so sorry to hear about the continued issues with the rivets on the All Seasons Hemp Canvas Double Knee Pants. Please feel free to initiate a warranty return here, https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html.
July 13, 2020
Super comfortable and durable pants
I love these pants. Very comfortable and break in quickly. The waist runs small though. Order at least a size bigger than you would normally.
The pants I got are mot my true size. I normally wear a 33-34/32.
When I initially ordered the 34 it was to tight and it did not feel well cut it. Since I want to Try those hemps pants for work I went on and ordered the 36. Well it fits of course since I am naturally a 33-34. Very very baggy. I feel like the designer who put this together had a ver... Read Morey wrong idea of proportions and actual sizes. I will not buy this again or suggest this to a friend. The sizing and fit are bad and dont make for a safe workwear. When you have to much flapping around in the legs you could easily get stuck in things. Simply bad design.
We're sorry to hear the disappointment and that these didn't end up fitting well. We appreciate you taking the time to express this and hope you can [send](https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html) those back as a return.
July 13, 2020
Super comfortable and durable pants
I love these pants. Very comfortable and break in quickly. The waist runs small though. Order at least a size bigger than you would normally.
I bought my first pair 3 years ago. The newer ones that I bought 3 months ago are lighter in weight, softer and more comfortable. It remains to be seen if they will be as durable as I kneel a lot using these for gardening. The opening of the pockets for knee pads is too small...make the opening bigger with a velcro tab to close the opening while st... Read Moreill holding knee pads in place. The pocket could be narrower ...it is too wide for any of the knee pads that I've ever used so that pads can slip a little side-to-side.
After wearing the iron forge for a few years as my daily work pants, (with much fondness on all levels), I thought I'd treat myself to the all seasons hemp work pants, which I figured would be the same as the iron forge, just made with lighter material. The cut is different, though. The knee pads sit about an inch lower, so that the knee pads ... Read Moresit at shin level, instead of knee level. The importance of this minor detail becomes immediately apparent the first time you drop to your knees and there are no knee pads there. Second, the length is oddly long (at least an inch longer than the iron forge). And last, the cuff is narrower than the iron forge, making it difficult to get over work boots. Maybe I got an off pair, or maybe they're made with a different pattern. I don't know which, but it would be nice if they fit just like the iron forge.
Also, Patagonia, the knee-height side pockets and hammer loop which are on your dyneema work pants would be a nice addition to the iron forge and all seasons double-knee pants. The extra storage space for tools is nice.
All that being said, I still like them enough to avoid going through the rigamarole of an exchange or return, but it would be nice to see these shortcomings addressed.
I cannot tell you if these are good pants or not, because they do not fit. I wear a 32' waist in all of my pants and like most people wear many brands. For some reason Patagonia's idea of a 32' waist is not in line with the rest of the clothing industry. They are not just a tight fit, but I cannot even button them, so I'm stuck ... Read Morewith two pairs of pants I can't even wear. If you do order these, buy a size up.
Hi Shawn, thank you for taking the time to write us a review! We're really sorry to hear about the issues with the fit. We appreciate the feedback as its crucial to improving things for future seasons. Your satisfaction is always guaranteed so you're welcome to [return](https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html).
June 6, 2020
Runs small
I bought a 34/32, normally is the size I wear with other Patagonia pants and other brands I can wear 33. Those pants did not fit like a 34 but more like a very tight 33. Proportionally are big in the legs but very tight at the waist and have a very short seem. If they need to be workwear they need improvement in the way they fit, crouching down ben... Read Moreding, etc, you want some room in your waste and seem and not feel like constrained. Cant talk about other things since I find it to have a chance to really put them to use. The next pair will be able to give a more specific review of durability and other performances.
These pants are fantastic! Well built, per usual with Patagonia. Insanity comfortable material. Bought a pair of these and one of the Iron Forge 5 pocket pants for wearing to start building my house. These 34 fit like a 33. Was going to exchange for a 35, but the next size up is a 36. Ive been having this issue with Patagonia waist size lately on s... Read Moreome shorts/pants. 34 is 34. If its smaller than that, its not a 34. Hoping I can get away wearing them to stretch them out, and refraining from clothes dryer. We will see...
Hey there Caleb. Thank you for your feedback on sizing. If you continue to have issues we would be happy to help [exchange](https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html) them for something that will work better for you.
March 9, 2020
Framing carpenter
I bought these in the fall and they took a beating all winter. The preform as expected.
I own a couple of pairs of the double knee organic cotton pants. This blend is softer, yet is standing up to regular washing better than the straight cotton pants. The color is not lightening or fading with additional washing. The pocket cut is really nice for carrying a wallet. The pockets are roomy and accessible.
I really wanted to love these pants. They’ve got a really functional design, the material is awesome, and for work pants they look decent enough to wear casually. That being said, the sizing is really weird.
I’m about 5’11” and typically wear a 38x30, or sometimes a 36x32 in some brands. I ordered these in a 38 short. I can’t get them buttoned ar... Read Moreound my waist, and they’re 2-3 inches too long. The legs are also very baggy, much more so than one would think by seeing them on the catalog model (and I’ve got some pretty muscular legs). You’d have to have a rail-thin waist with massive legs for these thing s to fit right. Not really sure what to leave for the sizing indicator on this review since they seem to simultaneously run too big and too small. The sizing is just bizarre.
Hi there, thanks for taking the time to write us a review! We're really sorry to hear about the disappointment with sizing. Feedback like this is truly crucial to improving products for future seasons so it's much appreciated. Your satisfaction is always guaranteed so you're welcome to [return](https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html).
December 31, 2019
Great work pants
I work in a wearhouse where I am exposed to many diffrent activites (bending, lifting, spill clean up, sitting, fall rescue) and these pants are durable, flexable, and very comfortable making it my first choice for work wear in the morning. The fit is a little bit long in legnth but fits the waist great. I am looking forward to getting another pair... Read More!
I love these pants so much I got them in every color. They are sturdy but comfy enough I wore them on a flight from LAX to London. Casual enough to wear with a t-shirt but stylish enough to wear with a button down when I go to work as a teacher. My favorite pants of all time!
These pants are absolutely amazing. I love the feel and the fit of the pants. They feel soft enough to be very comfortable but still thought enough to be the work pant. And the fit is great, I'm constantly squatting down at my work and the never feel like I'm squeezing my croch or butt. And then when I stand back up they look nice and sti... Read Morell fit very nice. But most importantly as a work pant, I can beat them up, and they still keep ticking. I'm constantly getting them covered in concert and dirt and dragging lumber across them, dusty boxes are constantly rubbing and abrasing them, but they come out of the wash time and time again looking new. All the fabric is holding fine, and same with the stitching, belt loops, rivits. Being in Nor Cal, it can get pretty hot up here but the pants are definitely not the hottest pair I have had.They are just a great pants, no matter what. A jack of all trades pair of pants, perfect for a master of no trade, but working in a verity of fields.
i work in an office and a warehouse at my job and these pants are both stylish enough to be presentable and durable enough to hold up to inevitable scuffing or getting caught on a piece of sheet metal without tearing. Very comfortable too! The blue version is stylish.
This is my second pair of these work pants. The first pair I need to send in and see if they can patch the knees with the same material...the best. I am on my knees a lot and use pads in the double knees. I am under kitchen sinks so, there is a lot of twisting on those knees so most pants last a couple of weeks before the knees are toast. I got a y... Read Moreear out of the first pair. So, I thought I’d try again with out pads and see how long they last. Good fit (5’9”, 168lbs) size med fits well. Plenty of freedom in the legs...I wouldn’t change a thing. Second only to the Hemp Iron Forge Canvas pants...hard to beat.
These pants are fantastic. I’ve used them gardening, roofing and cutting trails in the woods Durable enough for work but comfy enough for casual wear as well. My only complaint is that they aren’t available in overalls! Hope to see Patagonia take the suggestions for improvement to the women’s overall and make a men’s version as well.
Sadly just returned these pants. Want to wear hemp clothing for a myriad of reasons, want it to last a long time and surely these would, no question. The fit was too odd to overcome though.
6'1, 175, pretty trim. Always wear a 32 waist. Order the 33 just because, and as soon as they came out of the bag I thought, "No way these are 32/33..... Read More.more like 29/30. They were very tight around the waistband and just below, too, almost like a pleated fit. Not much room in the crotch area either...and by "not much" I mean they crunch the parts below. Can't imagine wearing them on a jobsite all day...thighs would be screaming. The legs open up quite baggy. This might be exactly what others are looking for though, so...? I even ventured down to a store 2 hours away to try on in person...but same result. Super bummed, but looking forward to the next iteration. Had two pairs of the original Patagonia double-knee work pants about ten years ago and absolutely destroyed them on the daily until there was just nothing left of them. Far, far better than Carhartts. Next time around on the hemp pants, I hope.
Great work pants / Hammer loop would be useful too
I wore these almost everyday on a 3 week roofing project. I was super glad for the double thickness seat after poking a lot of holes in the bottom of the pants sliding around on nail heads. Generally very tough material. I found my self stuffing the tape measure and other things in the big pockets, which were definitely useful. But I think a small ... Read Morehammer loop would also be a nice addition. I guess that depends on what kind of jobs you are working on, but I think there is always something too long for the pockets that needs some where to hang from when you are in the middle of the job.
By the way, I really like this weight. I haven't tried the Iron Forge versions, but this All Seasons weight seems perfect to me.
I love these pants. The weight is not too heavy, and the fabric feels and behaves like linen—breathes well and comfortable when weather is warm. My only gripe is that there is no cell phone pocket on the leg.
I dig these pants, but they weeent what I was expecting. Lightweight material is breezy and feels great, but these are not the canvas work pant I expected. I’ve worn them for work, for sure, and they do a fine job, but I’d hesitate to wear them for really grungy work where a thicker canvas would do better. I’m wearing them right now, and I’m going ... Read Moreto work! I dig ‘em.
These pants are absolutely amazing. Unlike Carhartt's that take quite some time to "break in" these pants come broken in and feel much more comfortable. The back 2 "scoop" pockets are amazing for gloves, tools, etc. The double knee make using knee pads really easy. And I love that they're made from hemp. Hemp NEEDS to ... Read Morereplace cotton across the globe.
These are a bit baggy but this allows unrestricted freedom of movement which I appreciate!
The gusseted crotch makes these pants so comfortable and durable. I wear thru the crotch on most pants but with these there is little to no sign of weakening in the fabric. I wear them every day during the cold part of the season as a gardener/landscaper in NE US
They are my go to pants: not too heavy, not too light. I have two pairs. One for Winter (heavier) and the other for Fall (lighter). Very durable and rugged and fashionable. Bought similar pants in 1970's and wore them out on a one year long trek in Canada and Mexico. Had to wait many years before Patagonia made them again. Expect they will las... Read Moret a long time.
Great warm weather pants, workmanship can use some tuning.
I love the idea of the lightweight hemp work pant for summer as I work outside and hike into job sites. The pockets are really well placed and large enough to hold what you need while working. They are really soft and feel great brand new. These do run small in the waist compared to Carhartt pants fyi. My only gripe is after 4 days of wearing the s... Read Moretitching on the fly came undone completely and after about 1 month there are some serious signs of wear and tear. The durability of these pants is not even close to comparing to the Carhartt's I've owned which is upsetting for the price you pay. I think they would be great for a weekend warrior DIY house renovation dad.
We are sorry to hear about the troubles you've had with durability. We hope you [send](https://www.patagonia.com/returns.html#searchterm=return) these back to us for a warranty evaluation. We are happy to walk you through this process to make it as effortless as possible.
May 27, 2019
Comfy fitting work pants
I’m an archaeologist and use these pants during survey. We walk through all sort of brush, scrub, and corn fields. So far these pants have held up to the constant friction after a few months. I haven’t but them through the full ringer yet but I’m confident they will do well, but not for as long as something heavy like carharts or the iron forge can... Read Morevas hemp.
These are lighter weight and nice for warmer weather. The deep pockets are great for any gear and the deep crotch makes movement easy, including climbing over barbed-wire fences. The only change I’d like to see is a version with a slightly slimmer cut around the boot.
I like everything about these pants, except the very short crotch depth. I dont think I could wear them without the diamond cut. I wear them with compression shorts and they are still "tight." it's hard to walk uphill. Other than that great pants.
Best work pants I've ever tried. The fabric is soft right out If the bag, no break in needed. I am a professional electrician, and have already snagged one pair on a nail in a firm board, no damage to the fabric that i can see. Did I say comfortable? Anyone claiming they aren't breathable has never worn carhart canvas work paints.
I bought these to replace carharts I have worn for years. I don't think they replace the need for rugged carharts but they shine in other ways. They are more comfortable for work (outdoor field work), nice enough for the office and are now my go to for travel (plane and car). I have even worn them at the bouldering gym after a day at work. I r... Read Moreeally like the feel of the fabric and the knowledge of using this alternative fabric which I hope becomes a new standard. I'm 5'8", 145 lbs. and am an ultra trail runner/climber/cyclist. They fit great in the waist, little baggy on me but allows for unrestricted movement.
These are amazing. Long time Carhartt fan and wanted to try these. The fit snug on the waste and don’t shrink that much they would be amazing if they had a button fly. Button flies are the best!
I've waited years for Patagonia to make workwear and these pants were worth the wait. Competitor pants are not well designed, too stiff and have no fair trade or recycling guarantees. Patagonia offers all three for a great price. The pants are perfect for tractor work, hands-and-knees gardening, cutting cedar trees and even handling thorny gre... Read Moreenbrier vines on our acreage. Very durable and the pockets are cleverly crafted to fit tools, gloves, water bottles or anything necessary for a day's hard work. Comfortable, light-weight and nice enough to wear to a restaurant, not just the barn. Fit well over both hiking and work boots.
I purchased these pants for long days building and maintaining mountain bike trails with Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz. The fabric is very strong and as with everything Patagonia - well built. The fabric is not breathable at all and they have a very baggy fit that starts to feel hot and uncomfortable if you're hiking with tools and working har... Read Mored in the sun. Maybe it's just personal preference or the way they fit my body. The waist runs small.
The rear pockets are super deep (which is nice), but the front pockets are shallow and don't feel very secure for preventing your iPhone, wallet, and keys from falling out.
I have only just put these pants on, but they are fantastic. However, the only thing different in comparison to other Patagonia jeans is they seem to run small in the waist.
The All Seasons Hemp Canvas Pants are excellent for fall, winter, and early spring activities. That said, The Hemp Overstone Pants are perfect for summer. I bought a pair of your Hemp Overstone Pants from you all in June of 2014. Since then I've worn the pants almost every day. It's time I get a new pair since the ones I have are getting ... Read Morea threadbare. I'd try out the Hampi Rock Pants but they don't have back pockets which are a must for the versatile pants I need. Please, bring back the Hemp Overstone Pants!
The Regular fit Duck pants were the top of my list but they are not made and used to shrink and become too short....These are hands down better!!! I have the thicker pair with are very durable but too hot unless its winter. The All Season Double Knee is really great. I got the 33xlong and the waist fits as it should. The crotch is WAY better then t... Read Morehe thicker pair. They are real long but I just rolled them with a half roll and they may shrink. Im 6' with longer legs, if they dont shrink my next pair will be a 33xregular. Regardless I could not be happier about a pair of Patagonia pants.
I can't begin to tell you how wonderful these pants are. I put them on in the morning and my day is instantly made. From walking to class to climbing my deer stand, I can do it all in these pants. The feel of these pants seems as if they were handed down for generations which I love. I like these pants so much that I haven't taken them of... Read Moref and I bought them 2 months ago. I like them so much that I got bored in class and decided to write a review because I love these pants so much. Go ahead and get one of each color if not more. I'd love to see these in a grey color. The quality of these pants is truly unbelievable. I dare anyone to tell me a better fitting pant. Cheers.
I bought these for my boyfriend who works a manual labor job in hot sun. So far,they don't show the dirt at all,and he says they are his favorite work pants ever. He's had them for 2-3 months and they show no signs of wear. They look good,hold up well,and are apparently extremely comfortable. Patagonia,please make these for women!
I bought these on sale just to try the "hemp" canvas pants. I love'um. They feel worn in right from the packaging. These are the lighter weight trousers so they are reasonably cool in a toasty TX spring day. My only problem is they are wider in the butt than other work pants so they were a little long. I hemmed them about 1.5 or 2.0 ... Read Moreinches.
I have done any nasty work in them so I can't testify to how tough they'll be over the long haul.
Oh the pockets are the best. You can actually cram stuff in the pockets and not impact your legs or butt.
Thanks
Ed Whitaker
I love work pants,love the double knee,and the heavy feel of the pants. I have other brands with a double knee and oddly they fit the same. The relaxed fit 34 was to snug all the way through,so I returned the first pair and went up to 36 which I are a little loose. No big deal because there is shrinkage. Here are the features I like in these pants.... Read More Durable in feel and the weight tells me this. Back pockets will hold an butt load. There is a scratch feel to them at first but this went away after a washing. I look forward to abusing these as they were made to work in
I'm a skier so my quads tend to fill out pants quickly. These are neither loose nor snug in that direction. The inseam in relation to the top of the pant is the problem,one of the shortest zipper lengths I've ever seen on a pair of pants. These are hardly a relaxed fit. This is the first pair of pants I've had this issue with aside f... Read Morerom the EMS Fencemender pant-same short zipper. If you are allowed to wear a shirt untucked without a belt you'll probably be fine,but with a belt they just arent comfortable.
I have a simple request regarding these work pants along with the whole workwear collection for men. Please ditch the Relaxed Fit choice and start designing everything in Regular Fit instead. I own a few pairs of straight fit corduroys which I personally prefer to work in instead because they still provide enough mobility without being too loose ar... Read Moreound my legs.
I was skeptical of this material in looking at the label but it has a soft hand and I like the weight. Time will tell on durability but I'm optimistic.
I also have the Iron Forge heavier weight version of this pant which I love. The fit is loose but stays in place. Diamond crotch is a winner. Pockets are brilliant.
The thing to be aware of... Read More is that this All Season runs long. They are longer in the inseam and the rise is a full inch longer than the Iron Forge. I've been wearing Patagonia short length pants for years all good. These I will have to take up.
Another homerun !
Like with all the workwear products theses pants offer full range of movement and with the lighter weight make them better for the warmer weather.
I love the green I wish this color would be available throughout in the whole work line. A lighter weight cargo would be nice to ...
In the heavier version I did go one size larger b... Read Moreut these pants are true to size if not slightly bigger in the waist