SoojunMens Casual Loose Fit Elastic Waist Jeans Denim Pants

Likes - Looks and feels like standard blue jeans but has an elastic waist band as advertised. My usual waist size is 35, but they didn't list it, so I ordered a 36 and it fits well. Has an easy to use front zipper, and belt loops (in case you lose a few pounds along the way! ). Seems to be pretty sturdy material Really comfortable after first day's wear. Let's see how long they last, though. I have some Wrangler's jeans that are over 20 years old.Almost forgot! These arthritic old hands hate fighting the common button front pants, so the pull up elastic makes dressing so much easier.

This opinion is for everyone who can glean information from it. But I am especially addressing those with a medical challenge like an ostomy at the waist where pants to wear above the wound are out of the question and pants to wear below the wound are particularly difficult to find. I am 76 and have worn jeans my whole life except for a couple of decades in business casual haggars. Now I live alone, with my dog, in a small apartment in a town where jeans are standard. And I can't or won't tuck in my shirt. So I look like most everyone else out shopping or walking.THE SEARCHFirst Stage: Upon coming home from surgery and for a few months I wore my usual Wrangler Regular Fit jeans and placed the waist as low as I could which was just at the bottom edge of the medical appliance. There I had to cinch the belt so tight to keep my jeans up the belt actually was very uncomfortable and actually caused premature appliance failure.Second Stage: Increased pants from 32x30 to 34x30 and ditched the belt. Used a great devise from Hikers Co which is a suspender worn under the shirt which hooks with a single connection at the front jeans button and has adjustable length and hooks under the belt loop on the back. Check it out at Hikers. It worked really well. My search continued because I didn't like the uncomfortable chaffing on my shoulders. I got partial relief by cutting the bottom off a tee shirt and wearing it under the suspender then a regular shirt to cover everything as usual. That is still an option I'll hold on to as a backup.Stage Three: I've tried a few elastic waist solutions in the past months. I tried Scrubs. If you're a jeans wearer scrubs just won't cut it. The feel, the look, no, won't do. And there's no staying up if you put your regulars keys, wallet, and you hands in you pockets. I'll spare the rest of the trials which failed to thrill me and get to these pants. I researched many, many hours. And for these I read all the questions and answers and the 1500 reviews, more than once. Despite the negative reviews I settled on these and received them today. I haven't washed them yet. I don't know if they are going to turn into a disappointment. But I'm wearing them now. Have had them on a couple of hours. I can sit, stand, walk the dog, bend over, put my hand in my pockets like a normal person, and haven't had to pull them up once. They feel good. The material is a little bit stretchy. They look good on me. I like them so far. One qualifier, the elastic waist is wide and fits well, 32x30, but without a belt they were susceptible to slipping down some when force applied so I put on my belt, not tightly but regularly, and all's well.After I've worn these two jeans and washed them I will give an update.UPDATE 11/24/2021My washer only has cold water hooked up. After washing one pair and drying all the way the waist felt unchanged and the length appears to have shrunk a bit. Less than an inch. I suspect over the next few drying cycles the overall shrinkage with settle at about an inch or slightly less. But one really can't predict how off-shore products will behave. I think I need a sewing machine.Also, as many reviewers mentioned, the zipper is very difficult to operate. Once down the opening is pretty small making access difficult. Since the waist is continuous elastic the only option is to lower the pants which is pretty easy. At my age and frequently feeling a bit of urgency as I approach the bathroom, lowering the pants is more expeditious when at home.UPDATE 8/24/2024I still have the same pants I reviewed here. They're a bit faded now but are still the same fit and comfort as originally described. I have five pair now. Two of them I haven't started wearing yet. Keeping as backup.

Nice soft denim material

These were wonderful for my elderly father. They were comfortable for him and looked great.

My Dad who is 93 absolutely loves these, they are super soft and nice light material, not too heavy, I bought 2 more pairs

Perfect denim pants and fits well except for the baggy legs. So baggy they can almost be a trip hazard. Hoping to find another seller that has the quality denim but slimmer legs

Felt that’s the quality was very good. My husbands jeans were size 36 so I purchase 38 waist because a review stated the waist was tight. He probably would have been ok with a 36 or a 37 if there was such a size. Keeping the jeans and he will wear suspenders . Wish they came in 26” lenghth.

Greetings, These are nice pants, 34 waist is spot on in size but the length is a 34 not a 32 so it' runs long.