Cherokee Workwear has been my go-to in the past for scrubs, and I love the new stretch fabric. So if you're looking for basic, value brand scrubs, these could be for you. However, if you have curves like I do, the unisex fit might not be for you. These were returned.

The product is good but the elastic is too weak and therefore, adds no value or use. It can be called just a draw-string pants. The quality of elastic used to be much better before

I don't work in the hospital field, but I do have to walk a lot for work and doing so in jeans or even thick khakis is not comfortable. I ordered a pair of these Cherokee pants and a pair of Dickies Scrub pants found here:Dickies Men's Zip Fly Pull-On Scrub Pant, Pewter, XX-LargeThe Cherokee pants would slide down in the back just by walking in them and had an odd fit throughout. They seem well constructed and may fit other body types, but these felt like scrub pants and looked like them and just weren't for me. The Dickies feel and LOOK like real khaki style cargo pants; they button and tie and have a nice snug fit, no one can tell they are scrubs.

These are not the same quality as other scrub pants I've gotten from Carokee in the past. The ones with the zipper fly and pockets both sides are allot better

Pants look sharp, good fabric, but as others have mentioned, the drawstring is too stretchy to be of any value.Because of the drawstring problem, I have to choose between pants that are falling off, but otherwise fit comfortably -- or pants that stay up but come with tickets to the moose-knuckle show. I'm not trying to run around with my camel-bro hanging out at work all day, so that's a two star deduction.If they fixed the drawstring problem, this would be a 5 star product.

These are okay scrub pants. Unfortunately the drawstring stretches like the pants making the drawstring not work very well.