Men's Premium Select Classic-Fit Straight-Leg Jean

Note: BOSS color review. I have a hard time telling the color differences sometimes with just the web image, so I thought I'd describe these. They are a consistent color throughout (there's no spot fading) and they are lighter in real life than on the web. Up close, it almost looks as though they have light threads alongside the traditional dark denim color. It's a subtle effect, but it gives them a nice depth of color that from a distance just adds a sort of dusty look.I'm amazed that 99% cotton and 1% spandex (or whatever) can make the jeans as soft as they are. They feel great, very soft and immediately comfortable.

These jeans fit like a glove while remaining comfortable. Most of the time jeans are either too tight or too lose - never in between. Most jeans are also way too baggy (especially in the gluteus maximus region). This pair of Lee's are different from average jeans. They are slightly stretchy, which allows them to be tight in the proper areas without ever feeling tight - just the right amount of stretch to keep everything comfy.The length is awesome for me (even though they might be long for 29's) and stay put on the uppers of my boots. They don't ride up while seated like other jeans. When standing they don't bunch up too badly, either. After a month of use (with regular washing) the color remains vibrant and they're holding up incredibly well to daily wear/tear.For the price, these are hands-down the best pair of everyday jeans I've owned.

I ordered 4 pair of jeans, various prices (some basic, and pair of high end) through the Prime Wardrobe for trial. In the COVID environment during which this is written, going to the store and trying on jeans is impractical. I normally wear 33W x 32L jeans. Of course I wish I were taller, but 32L normally runs a little long and 30 L clearly too short. These Lee Premium Select jeans fit good, real good. In fact, I sent the other 3 pair back and it was a no-brainer to keep this pair. Great fit in the tush (I weigh 175), PERFECT length. Legs are comfortable in they are not too tight nor too baggy. The stitching is even and well done. Pockets even, etc. etc. I have worn jeans for decades (grew up in the Levi generation) and have found Lee quality to be preferable. (Note: I think Wranglers are generally well made with a complete variety of sizes, but Wranglers are too loose in the butt for my skinny behind and you either "want" the Wrangler look or you do not). In my 4 jean comparison, was another pair of Lee Jeans and these "Select" jeans the pair I kept. Well worth the extra $5! My style conscious girlfriend likes these as well.....a lot!

I purchased these Lee Premium Select Classic Fits along with a pair of the Modern Slim Straights. I slightly prefer the look of the Modern series, but that's also a bit biased, as Slim Straights have long been my favorite style of jean. However, the Classic Fit still looks nice, fits well, and the legs aren't baggy at all, and I'm a fairly slim guy. They are comfy, stylish, and the denim feels and looks great. I would have given them a 5, but my pair arrived without tags on them, whereas the Modern Slim Straights did come with tags. So that makes me think that I received a pair that was returned by another customer. I did notice a small blemish, a small area near the bottom of a pant leg that is nearly a hole. Perhaps that would be reason they were returned? However, it doesn't bother me much, as the distressed look is stylish for jeans anyway, and it's in a spot that's only noticeable if you inspect the entire jean as I did. I'm sure this is uncommon though for others who may purchase these jeans. I still give them a 4/5.

I have been very frustrated with these pants. I bought two pairs (different colors) of the exact same size and fit to match a pair I had already bought from a store. They arrived, labeled correctly, but both were clearly very different. One pair was about 2 inches taller and much baggier than my store bought, and the other pair must’ve been about 6 inches larger around the waist. I’d like to mention again they were labeled correctly with the sewn in labels, it’s not that they were just mis-pulled and the bag labeled wrong or something like that. I’ve tried to order these pants in the past and had the same problem.

Ladies/GentlemenI recently ordered some Lee blue Jeans from you. I mistakenly ordered them with a 38" waist when they should have been 36" waist. It was my mistake so I did not return them My bad!!! Shame on me!!!So,, I left the tags on two pair of the jeans and took them and one other pair from which the tags had been removed to a local alterations shop. I asked them to alter the jeans so they would be 36" in the waist. Then, I received a phone call from the alterations shop. They told me that the pants are clearly marked 38" in the waist but that is wrong. The pants are actually 40" in the waist so they could not alter them and make them look right. Specifically, if they altered the 40" waist down to 36" waist, the hip pockets would be touching, and look bad. So in a few minutes when the Alterations shop opens, I will go pick them up from the alterations shop.I don't want this to sound like I am just bellyaching. I love the efficiency, effectiveness, and expediency of Amazon. I only mention this so you can investigate this further. It is a problem of which you should be aware. I can not believe I am the only person who has encountered this.Have a great day and keep up the good work!While I have your attention, the size scale for khaki pants is too confusing to be understood by someone with a simple mind like mine. You need to use the same size scale as is used for jeans.Doyle T. Brittain

Jeans are ok if you like elastic material unfortunately I found them too stretchy ie loose fitting. Prefer original Lee brooklyn non stretch

Decent jeans at a great price!

I love these jeans and they fit me perfectly.

Never disappointed with Lee Jeans and these are no different. Well made and fairly priced will always buy these jeans!

Great comfortable fit and excellent value.