ICNBUYS Men's Kung Fu Tai Chi Pants Cotton Silk

Pretty good for the price.I'm 5' 9", 195 lbs, 34" waist, male, and very big in the thighs and hips thanks to decades of martial arts and marathon training. I got the XXLs and I am happy with the fit. If these pants had a gusset (diamond-shaped piece of fabric in the crotch to allow extra freedom of movement), I'd give 'em 5 stars. As it is, I'd want to gather the pants first in order to fire off a high kick. That's not such an issue for lounging around the house (the primary use case), but my YMAA all-silk tai chi pants have that gusset, albeit they were over twice the price.

Everything ends up on my hips so I roll the waist down. Makes small Key pocket hang outside. They fit like harem pants cause the legs are too long. Otherwise, they are lightweight, great to move around in, lots of freedom even when the moves require extended limbs. I am six foot 210. would by XL next time instead of XXL.I like 'em.

The material is nice, but the fit is awful. The waist is much too tight and the legs are already too long. If I had ordered a larger size, the legs would be even longer. I ended up slitting the waistband - so I could wear them at all.

I love the material. It is light and breathable. The material is also sturdy and I've dried in the dryer and there has been no peeling. The only drawback is how they fit. I'm 5'0 but for my weight I had to get the pants that fit 6'. So, they are really long but fit my waist. They would be perfect it if they fit right. Not everyone fits perfectly into the categories of measurements they offer.

The standard sizing is not based on US sizes, their customer service department reached out to me and after supplying my measurements, tailored a custom pair of pants to fit me.They went above and beyond to assist me and I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

I got the medium size. I am female, 5 foot 7", and 150 pounds. I normally wear a size 10, give or take. These fit well everywhere except the waist (where I hold a lot of my weight), and at the waist they are bit too tight. However, had I gotten the large, I think then they would have been too big in the butt, etc. So, hopefully the elastic at the waist will loosen up with some use, and it is not too tight to wear. They are well made, and seem good. Though I have not yet used them in my Kung Fu class. I will try them in my training for a few months and then can report back about how well they hold up.---Update. I have been suing this pair in my Kung Fu pants for 5 months now. We put a hurting on them... pretty intensive workouts. They are still in GREAT shape... not tearing or ripping. Not too thick or too warm... when I sweat it doesn't not feel like I cannot transpire. But also not too thin, and does not show underware, etc. They are a nice material too. I just love these and I am not ordering two more.

As with all Chinese clothing, if you buy the size that fits in the waist and hips, they are too long. But I expected that. The material is nice and thick with a wonderful drape. It resists wrinkles. But I don't think it breathes very well.

Love these for daily tai chi practice. Sizes are forgiving — I have 5 pairs in 2 different sizes, some men’s & some women’s. They last great.