We initially ordered a medium, as that is the size hubby gets with propper named pants. He needs large with these, so order a size up would be my suggestion. Propper has more of a polly/cott blend...these Rothco are more fit and heavier for winter.

These were perfect loose but not too large I have a 31 inch waist and it was a little loose but it has adjustment in the waist. The length is at my feet not dragging on the floor I'm 5'7

love em.

Was a bit darker than pictured but with some washes it will fade. Other than that its good

GREAT QUALITY HOWEVER LARGE NOT MEDIUM IF YOU ARE BORDERLINE

I enjoyed the overall fit,even though the length is long but that's largely because my wife is only 5'3

Love these pants for camping and bushcraft

And I wound up buying 3 more pair. I have the Black, Khaki, Stone and US Tricolor and they all fit the same. A lot of reviews I read some buyers report receiving different sizing on different colors but all my pants fit the same. I am 6'1 about 195 lbs and my waist is 34/36 and usual length at the inseam for jeans is 34. I bought a L and they fit like they were tailored for me. I was amazed because in my entire life this has never once been the case. I have always found it hard to find anything to fit me perfect, even tops, like sleeve length always being too short or inseam not long enough etc. These pants fit nice and loose at the waist with about 2-3 fingers gap but with the adjusters they will cinch up without even needing a belt. They will release with pressure like when you bend over and let out so its best to wear a belt anyway. The length is perfect with my tactical boots. They sit right above the sole and never touch the ground. When I sit they do not ride up past my ankles but barely uncover my laces. The leg width is also nice and roomy - I cannot stand skinny pants they look ridiculous, I was a kid in the 80s and a teen in the 90s I like big flares haha but these pants perfectly cover all your laces except the first couple rows above the toe. If you blouse over the laces they look great too. The only thing I wish they had was button fly but they have buttons everywhere else. They seem plenty strong for normal everyday wearing and the occasional trip up to the mountains (from Denver, Colorado) for a nice hike or camping trip. At $40 a pair I think they are a pretty good deal compared to other pants like Ralph Lauren Cargo Chino 67s (which are also one of my favorites) but they are half the price and in the cases of some other brands, even a third of the price. These Rothco para's are a great fitting and decently manufactured cargo pant well worth the price IMO.

My husband loves these pants. They were a perfect fit and very durable. This is his second pair because he liked the first pair so much.

I have 36 waist fit perfect I got size large

I was looking for some good solid BDU pants to wear. I decided to take a chance on these based on some of the comments from other military vets. These pants are every bit as good as those I had when I served. Other than the zipper fly instead of the button fly, the pants are solid on size and fit. The pants are long. They are supposed to be so that you can blouse them properly into your boots. They are a bit loose and larger in the seat and thigh region to allow freedom of movement and proper ventilation. I am very pleased with mine and would certain purchase them again without hesitation.

Great sturdy! :)

Immediately felt like I was heading back to Vietnam . Awesome pants! I was crawling around in the brush within 5 seconds of putting them on. Ahhh... The good ole days

Durable, breaks in for a good fit

These are great! Just what i was looking for!

My son loves these pants and they seem to be well made. So far he has worn them many times and we have had no issues. He is wanting another pair!