Wrangler Authenticsmens ZM200SX Jeans

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Like the fit

Honestly i thought it was going to be a little tight but it fit just right, the stretching helped. However, I am a person with weight issue and as such I do have issue with my inner thighs being rubbed raw and I found that the jean's material would aggravate that (though I think all jeans would). Though after applying moisturizer on said area, I found that it happened rarely and I would buy these jeans again.

These seem to be the same pants as the pair I bought at Walmart earlier in the week at a slightly lower price. Both carried the "Authentic" brand name, suggesting that they were an offshoot from the standard Wrangler jeans specs (which may not include "relaxed" fit fabric, so ???).The Amazon version did not have "Relaxed Fit" on the tag inside the pant, and the product number was different from that of the Wally's version (which did say "Relaxed Fit"). Both seemed to fit the same and have the same fabric "feel" and both are quite comfortable to wear. I quite like the stretchy waistband as my torso seems to be sinking lower as I age.<G>I think I'll be buying another couple of pairs of these. But from Amazon or Wally...that I don't know.

My son tried on several styles of Wranglers at Wal-Mart, and found he's currently most comfortable in Relaxed 38W32L jeans. He is too more snug than he likes in Regular fit 35W, but he can wear them.When we bought 38W32L "Authentic", two different styles from Amazon, we could pull the button out 4" from his belly button. They were huge. Even after washing and drying on high heat, these were huge.Wrangler's site online does not indicate this kind of difference in the waist. Most of the size differences have to do with the seat or the thighs, or the calves.I don't know if the Amazon version of the products are just vanity-sized 2-4 inches larger, or if the Authentics labeled pants are; however, these simply do not match what we tried on in person elsewhere. That makes it very difficult to buy more of what we need.