---
product_id: 5416087
title: "Riggs Workwear Men's Ripstop Carpenter Jean"
brand: "wrangler"
price: "AR$156587"
currency: ARS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Wrangler"
url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/5416087-riggs-workwear-mens-ripstop-carpenter-jean
store_origin: AR
region: Argentina
---

# 7 utility pockets + hammer loop Room2Move action gusset fit Ripstop cotton durability Riggs Workwear Men's Ripstop Carpenter Jean

**Brand:** wrangler
**Price:** AR$156587
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Workwear that works as hard as you do — gear up and get moving!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Riggs Workwear Men's Ripstop Carpenter Jean by wrangler
- **How much does it cost?** AR$156587 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/5416087-riggs-workwear-mens-ripstop-carpenter-jean)

## Best For

- wrangler enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wrangler brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Tool-Ready Utility:** Equipped with 7 strategically placed pockets and a hammer loop to keep your essential gear within arm’s reach.
- • **Built to Outlast Every Shift:** Heavy-duty ripstop cotton with reinforced stress points for unmatched durability on the job.
- • **Freedom to Move, All Day Long:** Room2Move relaxed fit with action gusset crotch ensures maximum mobility without sacrificing comfort.
- • **Comfort That Works as Hard as You Do:** 100% cotton Durashield denim offers breathable, all-day wearability that stands up to the grind.
- • **Classic Carpenter Style Meets Modern Function:** Authentic design with reinforced tape measure clip and Cordura-lined back pockets for professional-grade toughness.

## Overview

Wrangler Riggs Workwear Men's Ripstop Carpenter Jean combines rugged ripstop cotton fabric with a Room2Move fit, delivering durable, comfortable jeans designed for professionals who demand mobility and utility. Featuring reinforced stress points, multiple tool pockets, and classic carpenter styling, these jeans are built to withstand tough workdays while keeping essential tools accessible.

## Description

WRANGLER RIGGS WORKWEAR: Whatever the job, it’s time to step up. There’s nothing like an honest day’s work done in the right work clothes. Whether you’re a professional electrician, a hobbyist woodworker or construction worker, you’ll find our RIGGS WORKWEAR for men is designed with both comfort and utility in mind. We’ve designed clothes with a Room2Move Fit for improved range of motion and have made sure that your clothes are tough enough to withstand anything with features like triple-needle stitching and added reinforcement in high-wear areas. Our Carpenter Jeans, Ripstop Cargo Pants, Ranger Pants and denim come in a variety of colors and a wide selection of men’s long-sleeve shirts, tees, jackets, vests and FR clothing offer versatile, everyday pieces that can be worn mowing the lawn, camping or on the job site. Big and tall sizes deliver a great fit in every size. Made to withstand the toughest work conditions, the most extreme adventures and every casual occasion in between, this collection has your back.

Review: Excellent in every way. - I'm delighted with these work jeans. Heavyweight denim, loose fit with plenty of pockets for wallet and pencils, and has a hammer loop too. Back pockets are trimmed with canvas, and the front right pocket has a leather patch to stop your EDC knife clip from wearing out your pocket. I can't recommend these jeans enough. So glad I ordered two pairs.
Review: Strong Pants - I've never owned a pair of Riggs before and I really like them. I was originally going to get the Ranger version but Carpenter were 25% off so I started here, but I wonder if it was worth it since I use cargo pockets often. The material is a bit stiff but it feels very strong. The back pockets are fully lined with Cordura, so no lip to hook onto wallets and full pocket durability. Cordura is just a woven nylon for heavy use, like a rough canvas. The brown leather tape measure clip is only a lip on the edge, not full double sided leather, with the backside being white pocket liner made from ripstop cotton. The front pockets are nice and deep, the back pockets are large enough, the front utility pocket is big but too tight, the tool pocket opening is too small for the hand so don't place screw bits or whatever in the pocket, and the hammer loop is normal. The pants are on the baggy side but the waist is a tight fit, maybe too tight but I can fit without a belt. I'm more of a 31" than 30" but I usually buy 30" as it tends to fit better than 32" do, so my size seems to vary by pant design. The button slot wasn't fully cut on my pants, but the button is now easier to get in and out now that I sliced the hole longer towards where the stitching is. The very bottom joint between the legs has an additional cut section in the design to prevent split tearing, similar to martial arts pants. Loden color is a dark subdued green color, which I thought would be like a pine green but it almost looks dark gray because the hue is so subtle, while the stitching is more of a pine green. Dark gray buttons and brown Cordura and leather go with the Loden green to create a nice mountain woods color palette. All of the stitching on the pants are very durable feeling, extra strong build. The main feature of the pants is the ripstop cotton fabric material itself, and the pants as a whole feel incredibly strong and durable. These pants feel like they will last a long time, but I'll have to wait and see as some reviews claim their pants tore quickly. Despite being made from a stiff and strong material, they feel very comfortable and natural on the skin. Machine wash cold with like colors, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, tumble dry low or line dry. I would avoid fabric softener to retain the strength but dryer sheets are probably fine. For $45.50, I think you're getting good quality pants but I would pay a few dollars more for the Ranger pants which come with cargo pockets and double knee material. My Carpenter pants were 25% off which made the price $33.90, and then I had a $10 off coupon for desertcart through some purchase or whatever, so for me these were more like half-off and paid with a birthday gift card. Now that I own a pair of Riggs Workwear, I can see paying in full for pants like these as I thought the price didn't look worth it at first but I see that they have much higher build quality and material than typical pants. All I can do now is just wait and see how well they truly hold up when taken outdoors.

## Features

- ROOM2MOVE COMFORT. For long days on the job, you want a work jean that keeps you comfortable. Made with a relaxed fit, this pant features an action gusset crotch and deep front pockets for added range of movement and comfort in wear.
- CLASSIC CARPENTER STYLE. Great for any woodworker or craftsman, this classic carpenter jean is designed in an authentic carpenter style. Durable materials and tool pocket details keep you protected and efficient in the workplace.
- ALL DAY COMFORT. These durable carpenter jeans are made from 100% Cotton Durashield Denim that keeps you comfortable all day and built to last through any task.
- HEAVY-DUTY CONSTRUCTION. These work jeans are made to last with durable reinforcements at stress points - reinforced tape measure clip, belt loops, and back pockets lined with 7.25 oz. white pocketing,
- UTILITY STORAGE. Built with (2) slash pockets, (2) back pockets, (2) utility pockets on the right leg, and (1) hammer loop on the left leg, these carpenter jeans keep your tools easily accessible.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B07Y92FD1N |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,829 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #62 in Men's Jeans |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (12,684) |
| Date First Available  | March 28, 2014 |
| Department  | mens |
| Item model number  | 2000290588 |
| Manufacturer  | Wrangler Riggs Workwear |

## Images

![Riggs Workwear Men's Ripstop Carpenter Jean - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51iLSAfeidL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are these as thick as carhartt a and will they hold up as well**
A: Last expensive pair of Carhartt I've used (it's all expensive and you're paying more for the name IMO) were too thick making me sweat a lot more (Texas heat...) and easily ripped in many areas (one being the worst in the crotch). 
mainly do residential electrical work 7 days a week and frequent commercial jobs/landscape lighting jobs (climbing trees/ladders/alot of digging/trenching/ground work on knees running wires) which all takes a toll on pants fairly quick and I've stuck with the wrangler rangers for the last 4+ years since most others I've tried don't last as long+aren't as comfortable+don't have the quality and added options as these do, they're the best pair I've found for the price with every option needed for tough trade work.
If you're deciding on Wrangler vs Carhartt my advice is to go with wrangler, I bought in on the assumption that since they originally designed their pants for hard @$$ working cowboys they should hold up to my line of brutal work and that's still holding true since I've been using 'em.
Every pair of rangers I have I've only ripped holes in the pockets by my own misuse (screwdrivers/other pokey things) but all of 'em are still held together without any tears/issues besides some stains.

**Q: does anyone know how these work pants compare to (carhartt relax-fit carpenter pant) inseam/length sizing?   reasoning for my ? is i'm 6'7" tall & h**
A: I initially really liked these Pants. I'm 6'4" 280lbs. They're not as heavy duty or durable as the equivalent in Carhart. Mine lasted about 4 months, then on a Hot Sweaty day, squating to lift materials, they ripped. Kind of the way Levi's used to. Not the Ass Crack, because they are reinforced there, but sort of diagonally about 3"s of the 4"s,  from the bottom of the double stitched zippered fly at a 90' towards the seam of the front double left leg. Probably one of the few non-reinforced areas. Just enough for anyone to easily identify if you're going commando, or wearing some fun color, or print Your Wife or ol' Lady bought you.
  Because of my Inseam longer than 34"s (35 1/2), finding any jeans or durable work pants, has always been frustrating, but I used to be able to get, with some wasted time searching, any of the the top 3 in 35"L and 36"L despite my 42"W (Muscular Abs + maybe a Pony Keg over the 6pack). But now, though a couple of models might be listed, even in the Big n Tall sections,they all say " Out of Stock"!
  Sooo. Here I am about to buy a couple a more ( over priced) pairs. 
     (Pros)
  - Comfortable 
  - Reinforced in alot of Areas
  - Good Usable Pocket locations
  - Good double Stitching 
  - Double Front Leg (Quads) bump/burn zones
  - No annoying Velcro
  - Reinforced back pocket lining
     ( Cons)
  - Light-Medium Duty
  - After a few Washings you'll be Burning/Cutting Irish Penants, and rapid color fade
  - I don't like the bright Red Logo on back pocket, or the brown colored trim of lining overlapping 
  - If you're going to reinforce so many areas, why not include, where some of the strongest muscles of 
    the working body, repetitively create a stress point from Abduction?( and protect our Junk)
  - Because of the location of the rip, can't even re-purpose as cut-offs.
    ( Conclusion)
   I will/ am buying them again. Even at the Bloated Price Point. Without Expectation of Longevity. Only 
   due to lack of Alternatives at this Time....( In fairness, I am not only a Tradesman, but a Biker, so maybe 
  they get a bit more friction in that area, although I've yet to experience any fail with Carharts, Dickies, 
  or the more Durable, or Western models of Wrangler.

**Q: Do these have 5 or 7 belt loops?  I see some pics that have 5 and other pics show 7.**
A: Out of the 4 pairs I have they all have 7 belt loops

**Q: cant see side pocket ?**
A: There is a side pocket on all of the Riggs jeans I've bought.I keep a flashlight in there.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent in every way.
*by M***S on December 22, 2025*

I'm delighted with these work jeans. Heavyweight denim, loose fit with plenty of pockets for wallet and pencils, and has a hammer loop too. Back pockets are trimmed with canvas, and the front right pocket has a leather patch to stop your EDC knife clip from wearing out your pocket. I can't recommend these jeans enough. So glad I ordered two pairs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong Pants
*by A***R on August 18, 2020*

I've never owned a pair of Riggs before and I really like them. I was originally going to get the Ranger version but Carpenter were 25% off so I started here, but I wonder if it was worth it since I use cargo pockets often. The material is a bit stiff but it feels very strong. The back pockets are fully lined with Cordura, so no lip to hook onto wallets and full pocket durability. Cordura is just a woven nylon for heavy use, like a rough canvas. The brown leather tape measure clip is only a lip on the edge, not full double sided leather, with the backside being white pocket liner made from ripstop cotton. The front pockets are nice and deep, the back pockets are large enough, the front utility pocket is big but too tight, the tool pocket opening is too small for the hand so don't place screw bits or whatever in the pocket, and the hammer loop is normal. The pants are on the baggy side but the waist is a tight fit, maybe too tight but I can fit without a belt. I'm more of a 31" than 30" but I usually buy 30" as it tends to fit better than 32" do, so my size seems to vary by pant design. The button slot wasn't fully cut on my pants, but the button is now easier to get in and out now that I sliced the hole longer towards where the stitching is. The very bottom joint between the legs has an additional cut section in the design to prevent split tearing, similar to martial arts pants. Loden color is a dark subdued green color, which I thought would be like a pine green but it almost looks dark gray because the hue is so subtle, while the stitching is more of a pine green. Dark gray buttons and brown Cordura and leather go with the Loden green to create a nice mountain woods color palette. All of the stitching on the pants are very durable feeling, extra strong build. The main feature of the pants is the ripstop cotton fabric material itself, and the pants as a whole feel incredibly strong and durable. These pants feel like they will last a long time, but I'll have to wait and see as some reviews claim their pants tore quickly. Despite being made from a stiff and strong material, they feel very comfortable and natural on the skin. Machine wash cold with like colors, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, tumble dry low or line dry. I would avoid fabric softener to retain the strength but dryer sheets are probably fine. For $45.50, I think you're getting good quality pants but I would pay a few dollars more for the Ranger pants which come with cargo pockets and double knee material. My Carpenter pants were 25% off which made the price $33.90, and then I had a $10 off coupon for Amazon through some purchase or whatever, so for me these were more like half-off and paid with a birthday gift card. Now that I own a pair of Riggs Workwear, I can see paying in full for pants like these as I thought the price didn't look worth it at first but I see that they have much higher build quality and material than typical pants. All I can do now is just wait and see how well they truly hold up when taken outdoors.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great work jeans. Good, heavyweight denim, good design, just one problem.
*by E***S on November 7, 2025*

These are great work jeans, good fit and pocket design, a little strange since the hammer loop/ tool pocket locations are the reverse of all the carpenters jeans I've had. The only problem is that the size is inconssitent from one pair to the next. I bought one pair to see how they fit , and then ordered two more once the first pair was good. The next pair I took out of the box was an inch smaller in the waist and 2 inches longer in the inseam. Good work jeans. I just returned the pair that didn't fit and reordered. A relative who worked as a purchaser for a clothing store chain told me that sewing contractors have been known to re-tag a few pairs of jeans to keep the contract count right if they are short a few pairs in one size. Lots of those mistagged jeans end up at Ross, TJM,or some other discount store that sells store returns from other chains.

---

## Why Shop on Desertcart?

- 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016
- 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories
- 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price
- 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members)
- 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection
- ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews

**Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/5416087-riggs-workwear-mens-ripstop-carpenter-jean](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/5416087-riggs-workwear-mens-ripstop-carpenter-jean)

---

*Product available on Desertcart Argentina*
*Store origin: AR*
*Last updated: 2026-02-26*