LeeMen's Regular Fit Straight Leg Jean, Dark Stone, 35W x 30L

Great fit and value. Consistent construction and sizing.Have bought multiple times and always satisfied.

I forgot how lee jeans look and fit cause I only been wearing Levi's for the past twenty years but there definitely worth buying very comfortable

If they hold up, five stars. I like the fit, the thickness of the denim and color.

These are well built jeans and live up to their brand.Sizing is as listed, and I get the expected amount of wear from them.As with all cotton denim, a bit of attention to laundering guidance will help preserve the color and the fabric itsself.

Great weight material that moves with you. A little higher waist in the back, so don't get confused with a plumber. All the belt loops are where other things fit right on your belt.

Received Lee Men's Regular Fit Straight Leg Jeans - new with tags and right size as ordered and described by the seller. Good quality product. Fast delivery to Azerbaijan by UPS. Thanks to the Amazon, seller and UPS !

Never disappointed by the fit my size is always the same👍

It was the best of jeans; it was the worst of jeans. And they were both Lee jeans.Getting older often means it's harder to keep off the pounds. Having gained a few, I finally transitioned out of the jeans size that I have worn the past 30 years. In truth, I probably just added an inch rather than two, but the older jeans were feeling a bit tight around the waist so...But here's the thing. I bought two pairs of Lee Regular Fit Straight Leg Jeans in the same size but different colors: Aztec and Walnut. The Aztec fit perfectly. Really, perfectly. The Walnut were as tight as my current jeans. Same style of jeans, same waist and inseam, and yet I had to send the Walnut back because they were too tight.That shouldn't happen. Somewhere, Lee's quality control is a bit wonky.My wife suspects they were manufactured in different plants, but both tags said Mexico. Maybe Lee has more than one Mexican jeans plant. I dunno.Beyond the weird differences in the same size jeans, everything else was OK. And I mean OK. Not great or not bad, but just average. The Aztec color is less yellow than depicted and is more a pure dark tan, no maize-colored undertones that would justify the color naming choice. The Walnut color made more sense and was a true brown with a hint of dark grayish undertone. The Aztec-colored jeans had a lot of hanging threads on them, but the sewing job otherwise seemed solid and consistent.But in comparing this pair of Lee against a pair I still have from about 20 years ago, the fabric on the newer jeans is distinctly—and disappointingly—thinner. Sigh. It's true: they don't make them like they used to.If there is a counter to this downside, it's that Lee probably fits me better than any other brand. I do buy Arizona and Levi's from time to time, but the Lee seem made for me in a way that the other two brands approach but never quite reach.And that's why the sizing irregularity between the two pairs is so out-of-character from my experience of Lee.The good part is that Amazon took back the Walnut pair with no hassles and no return costs. The bad part is I elected not to replace them because I needed THAT color, and I'm just likely to get another pair that are a skootch too small. And the gray color is out of stock. Oh well.In short, I experienced some odd sizing differences between my two pairs, but the ones I kept fit like a glove. Like so many things, this new pair is not as hefty as an old pair I own, which is a shame. So overall, this buy creates some mixed feelings. YMMV.