Dickies Women's Relaxed Straight Carpenter Duck Pant

By far these pants are my favorite pair of work pants. I'm a painter and taper so finding the right pair of work britches is important. Not just comfortable but they look professional as well. The size is a little big but I was able to wear long joined comfortably underneath. They are super durable and easy to wash. 10/10 best work pants I've ever purchased!

These are the best women’s work pants I have ever bought. I have since bought multiple pairs, since I like them so much. They are comfortable, durable, loose fitting, and have the perfect pockets. The pockets are deep enough to fit my phone, and the loops and additional pockets are perfect for holding tools, fasteners, and whatever else I’ve needed quick access to while woodworking. They are loose, so if you like them to be form fitting, size down. Otherwise, just make sure you wear a belt if you want to keep stuff in the pockets. Highly recommend!!

The look awesome and fit well.

Came with black stains. Oh well they are work pants. Not loving the low to mid level waist. Size down, big in waist and length. Awesome color, durability, and pockets.

I have a serious crush on these pants. They ain't foolin' about the bigness -- if I need a 12, your sizing is definitely funny. But I wore them a bunch /and/ washed them, so the 14s are mine now.And even so, I am so absolutely smitten I just bought a matching belt and carried on. The weight, the weird combination of durability and softness, THE POCKETS. Absolutely perfect for any situation I'd need jeans for. I even bought other similar jeans in a more appropriate size and still would rather wear these.

The media could not be loaded.  For context: I’m 5’6” // 110-ish lb. Size 2 was the smallest option. When I’m shopping for jeans (by comparison) I can usually fit a 2 long —but that wasn’t an option here— and it turned out plenty long enough. I’m wearing these to do trail maintenance at my job working at national parks. I’ve got work boots to wear under them. Our activities are like repairing fences + hardcore tackling wild plant growth + somewhat like landscaping. I fully believe these will be tough enough. So it’s probably better off they didn’t have a “longer” option, so the bottom hem won’t get torn up. But hey, just cuz I’m a tomboy don’t mean I can’t still be cute;) they fit my little butt just right. They’re slightly loose (rated them “run slightly large). However!! I’m actually glad there’s a loose fit, so I don’t get a rash from too tight rubbing on my sweaty legs. Plus they might shrink a lil bit in the wash. And I tend to wear boxer briefs under my work pants. So honestly these are quite perfect!!

Durable washes well keeps integrity after wash. Highly recommend.

I agree with all of the other reviews - the waist of these pants were designed super poorly. I’m 5’7”, 135 lbs, and bought a 2. The thighs are normal but the waist gaps badly enough that I’ll have to wear a belt to keep them up. Also, I have the men’s version, and the material seems more durable than the women’s version.

Die Hose ist vom Material sehr gut. Sie war leider in der Taile zu groß. Trage normalerweise immer 34, doch bei der Hose hätte ich einen Gürtel tragen müssen, damit sie nicht so locker sitzt. Bin 177 cm groß und wiege 60 kg.

I wasnt sure what size to go with, 6 or 8, so I decided to order both. According to the chart, I was a size 8, but they were super big on me. Going with what other reviews had stated (to order a size down), the 6 fits well in the thighs and is only slightly big in the waist, but that's easily fixed with a belt. They're a bit long on me so I have to roll the cuffs up, but that's not a dealbreaker for me. I really appreciate the pocket space, especially the right leg pocket which fits my phone perfectly and comfortably. Overall, love these pants

Well worth investing in would buy again.

I’m usually a 12 (in Australia) but these feel more like a 14 to me. Also, didn’t realise there was a slim and a relaxed fit. I got the relaxed fit and they are VERY roomy in the leg. Haven’t worn them to work yet so we’ll see how that effects the stability of the tools I put in them. I’m hoping the extra room will keep me cooler though. Otherwise, these are excellent quality and have all the pockets I require. Wish they came with waist adjusters like some women’s work gear.

I ordered these in my regular size, but immediately swapped for for a smaller size. After wearing them for a few months and seeing how much they stretch throughout the course of a day's work, I could have probably gone down two sizes (12 to 8). I typically always wear a 12, less often a 10 in most workwear brands.For context, I've been wearing these regularly (1x or 2x/week) and work in a humid manufacturing environment where I do lots of bending, lifting, and climbing around metal and wood. I'm rough on my work clothes. I've tried a lot of work pants (women and men's) over the past 15 years. I have opinions.Positives:-soft and comfortable-tolerated a fair amount of abuse and still look good-minor signs of regular wear-and-tear but no signs of an impending crotch blowout (how my work pants usually die).-legs fit over my work boots (safety concern in my line of work)-great priceNegatives:-fabric has way too much stretch and I can't stress this enough After working for an hour they begin falling down. A belt helps, but I don't need to undo these pants to take them off and also I start flashing undies when I bend over-proportions are slightly off for my body : lots of excess fabric in the FUPA zone compared to the waist and hip measurements, I have to cuff them 3x (note that this is only a negative for me because I'm short, but 3x is a lot!)These aren't my favorite work pants by a longshot but they're my favorite for when my Top Three favorites are in the wash. Not the worst I've tried by far, but not the best.