WranglerMen's 13mwz Cowboy Cut Original Fit Jean

I just purchased more because they are like $8 cheaper than anywhere else. Wrangler has so many different styles and fits that you need to know what you need to get. Ok example Ariat M4 I wear 42x32, on cinch black label same 40x32. Wrangler 20x relaxed 40x32, on the wrangler 13MWZ pre-washed indigo, stoned washed tan and all other washes 44x32 these don’t shrink much. For the wrangler 13MWZ rigid indigo 46x32 they do shrink but not that much. So rigids after the initial treatment they shrink to a 45x31 the only thing if you know the original cowboy cut these are high rise jeans so they go higher up on the waist, the thighs are relaxed but not straight leg, they stack on boots(depending on the stack you want that is how long you get them) I do like stacked jeans but not a lot of material. Because of the larger size I get on these jeans the waist is fine, the length is fine but the thighs feel a little more loose, but I have tried the 44x32 and they feel tight after I shrink and break them in. They are easy to break in for the first wear, this is what I do. Flip the jeans inside out( this is the only way you should be washing jeans)I wash them on the heavy cycle with hot water, then dry them in dryer on hot cycle. Get them out throw them in the washer again same hot cycle, get them out dry again in hot cycle. The first two rounds no laundry detergent the 3 round I add detergent and a dryer sheet on the dryer, I don’t complete the last dryer cycle I take them out after 10 minutes and air dry them. After you do this they are way softer they have shrunk enough and fit way better. So if you want a tighter fit go with your regular size, if you like a little space go up one size. They will shrink just a bit more after that but it is not very noticeable. Ok now that they are ready, wear them a couple of times before you wash them again if they start to smell air them out. If you don’t stink them up go as many wears as you can. Next time you need to wash them flip them inside out zipped them up button them up throw them in the delicate cycle with cold water setting with very little detergent try not to use laundry softener. Take them out of washer and air dry them inside your house, try not to sun dry. If you need to use dryer on an emergency use the lowest setting possible. They last a while and better if you have several pairs on rotation I always have 5-6 pairs on rotation so they don’t get washed often once they need washing I get another 5-6 pairs an start rotation on those. I have pairs that are pretty old. You dye these pants if you need to but the natural worn use gives them personality.

I bought these remembering that I had liked them a long time ago. Since then I tried other brands, including LEVI'S 501, the shrink to fit kind, which I used to wear exclusively. I recently bought a pair of those 501s, they looked and fit just right before the first wash. After I washed them they shrunk to skinny jeans. They're so tight below the knee that it was hard to wear them over cowboy boots, a problem I never had with the old 501s. Also the fabric is ridiculously thin compared to what it was. They don't fit well on top either, sag and you need to wear a belt. Kind of sad they lost it. I will never buy them again.The Wrangler is just like I remember them, they shrink just right, I can wear boots under them and the fabric is twice as thick as the LEVI'S. Of all the brands I tried I found the Wrangler- and UNIQLO jeans fit best.

Wrangler pro rodeo have always been my favorite jeans as they are better quality than Levi's and much more affordable. Levi's need to come off of their high horse as I don't buy anything just for namesake but supposedly enough there are alot of suckers out there and Levi's are raking in the gold off of it.

I grew up wearing these jeans because my father worked for the Wrangler (Blue Bell) Company as cutting room foreman. My first job out of high school was working for Blue Bell/Wrangler in Columbia City, IN. This was what I wore and still wear. It’s the real thing!

I liked the idea of wrangler pant’s coming to my home. I haven’t been able to find them where I usually get them. I know my size so it was easy. I use these for work. I work in the construction field and need sturdy clothes. Wrangler has always been the work clothes for me.

Love these, I am 58 and in pretty good shape, but I still appreciate the fact that the waist on these jeans come just below my belly button. You know, dad, jeans. And with the cowboy cut my 32 inseam is actually more like a 33 which is exactly what I need. A note to the shippers, I wish you would take a little more care when folding them as my jeans ended up with a pretty severe crease in one of the legs which I had to iron out. other than that they’re just awesome. Wrangler butts drive me nuts. JTP

This is what I expect blue jeans look like and wear. They don't come with holes you have to make your own. They are blue if you what then faded just keep wearing them. That means getting off of your ass and doing something other than playing video games. Great product...

For years I have worn Lee jeans. I am not into high-water lengths but the 32" inseam was a bit longer than I liked. Then I lost a small amount of weight and wanted to go from a waist size of 34" to 33". The Lee's 33" seemed to have lost a belt loop; they went from seven loops to six. Also, they did not offer a 33" by 31" pair of trousers; nobody seemed to offer this size in just a simple pair of jeans. I don't want slim fit, relax fit, stretch or any of the other fits. I just want a regular pair of jeans like I have worn for over seventy years. Then I tried the Wrangler Cowboy Cut Original Jean that actually was available in 33" X 31". The fit was just what I wanted. They had the full seven belt loops and the material was much heavier than the Lees. I just hope that Wrangler continues these jeans.

If you are accustomed to lightweight, soft, stretch, poly-blend denim you will be shocked by these jeans! I got the rigid indigo (darkest wash) and these are seriously heavyweight and stiff, all cotton, very well made. I found the size to be just fine, 38 was actually 38. However, there is zero give, the waistband is tight, so measure your waist first and maybe order 1 inch larger, 2 inches if you like wiggle room. If you haven’t actually measured your waist in a while might want to double check first because these are not forgiving jeans! Length was exactly as stated. They have a 12 inch rise. These jeans are made in MEXICO of USA cotton ( at least this colour is) and they have the original cowboy cut cardboard tag on the back, it looks just like the vintage tag. They have a small leather patch & the classic “W” stitching on the back pockets. These are some serious jeans, they feel like raw denim and I can imagine they’ll wear like iron! They actually look vintage jeans to be honest.

These jeans have have seven belt loops which is rare even in main brands - very useful if wearing a thinner belt.The denim is a good heavy weight and the fit is traditional rather than with a low waist with short fly-zip so good and comfortable. Kind of like jeans used to be.

very good quality

Just the pair of jeans I have been looking for. Sturdy and not much stretch if any. Great for me .

Good heavy denim and a retro, comfortable high-waisted fit. They are very good value compared to similar items on offer and I am very happy with them. Wrangler make a good pair of jeans. The fit is quite generous and so they are not at all tight.