I started buying these trousers for reenactments (suitable for a wide range of impressions and periods), but now I wear them all the time. I hope you stock them for a long time because they take forever to wear out. I particularly like the comfort of a "suspender" fit and the fact that the pockets are made out of the same tough material as the pants themselves. It's impossible to put a hole in them.

These trousers are amazing! The Fit and Quality are excellent! and look great on the Husband. Amazed at the thickness of them, these will be replacing his jeans. We'll be ordering more, he prefers the cut and fit to 'modern' pants. thank You for offering such great clothing. Cheers, Tere

Great pants. On the heavy duty side so probably best for cool weather!

The feel and look of these trousers will impress anyone who sees or wears them. Hardy material and quality craftsmanship make these trousers you can go to a fancy dress party one day and do farm work the next without a hitch. Great for horseback riding too.

I use these pants as a costume and they work for early Victorian through the 1950's as well as for Western wear. I have purchased many of these pants over the years and they never disappoint! They are true to measured size.

These trousers are comfortable, fit great (did purchase one size larger like was told) great for men who carry a gun in pocket because of very deep pockets, also can carry my gloves, etc. when out in pasture working. I am very pleased with the quality and fit. I purchased the suspenders from you also.

Very well made and fits perfectly. Great quality. Fits true to size.

Overall, just as described. Trousers fit well, and are comfortable. Only negative comment, minor issue where the stitching attached the front fly to the legs. Just unbuttoning the fly and the stitching ripped, can repair by hand, but seemed like the stitching wasn't very substantial from the factory.

excellent pants. very sturdy heavy gauge fabric. would be 5 stars but back buckle broke, needs to be double stitched.

These pants are definately work wear. If you were punching cattle, on a rail gang, or any other hard work you would be wise to choose these trouser pants. The cut, fit, and style is made for work. They are sturdy, no "hen skins". I am completely satisfied.

These pants are perfect for me! A short time ago, I discovered the joy of antique/vintage era clothing, especially when it comes to pants; both for how high upon the waist they fit and the fact that I don't have to wear a belt. This particular pair is exactly the one that I like, especially for its durable canvas construction, though I'm not opposed to other materials. Most of the week, I usually wear khakis, or jeans, but these will be perfect for sundays.

These pants is of amazing quality and craftsmanship. I normally wear a 34 but the 34 was a bit tight. I recommend a size larger. I called about the exchange and the nice lady was very professional and helpful.

The trousers are just what I was looking for. I really like the quality and fit of these pants. I was surprised at how deep the pockets were. I also liked that the pokets are made totally of canvas instead of thin cotton.

I'm sure others have different reasons for buying these trousers, but I bought them to work in. Let's get this straight: these pants are not costume wear. They are tough, heavy canvas with high quality construction. They are comfortable to wear when I get in and of a truck all day. Face it fellas, I'm not the only one out there whose belly is bigger than his behind. Regular jeans sag, and belting them so tight they don't sag means they're uncomfortable after a while. These are made for suspenders and they ride up by your belly button, which is comfortable but not the current fashion so I bought a matching work vest and nobody really sees the suspenders or the high waist. The day I didn't wear the vest, I had three guys - regular middle-aged working stiffs, Carhartt-type fellas - ask me where they could get pants like that. I've been wearing them for a month and will be buying more. Two final things. I didn't like the little "Frontier Classics" tag so I used a needle and a pocketknife to remove it. It took 5 minutes and didn't harm the fabric at all. And I got walnut because it's the color of dirt, but Ill probably get a lighter color next time. The actual dirt blends right in but they show lint and dog hair real easy. If I'd have been smarter I'd have thought of that, but anyway... Buy with confidence