I have two pair of Lee All Day pants and I love them, that is why I ordered two more pair. Unfortunately, they are not like the originals. Although I ordered the size of my original pants (and I have lost weight since) the pants were 6 inches short of closing--I could not even get them on. Also, the zipper is shorter which makes it harder to get them on and I did not feel the fabric was the same quality. I resent that I had to pay $7.99 to return them plus the shipping when you did not send me the product of the same quality that I had. You said I would have to pay postage to send them back. that means to send them back would cost me almost the cost of a pair of pants. I will not do business with you again but I will miss the pants that I originally bought.

I got two pair of tan pants from Kohl's about 15 years ago and they're finally wearing out, so I needed some new ones. These pants plooked most similar from the photo, so I ordered them. When I received them, though, they really didn't look as similar. In fact the older pants I ordered looked more updated and modern. These look like "Mom jeans." That's the first thing I thought of when I tried them on. It has something to do with the fit. I have other Lee pants and jeans that just look much more updated. I'm sure these are durable and will suit other people's purposes, they just weren't right for me, so I returned them.

Also, we're in a rural area, and Kohl's really either doesn't want people to return things or they want you to drive 40 miles each way to a store to make a return, but their new method of returns makes it really inconvenient. I don't mind paying for a return, but it's a struggle to get the address for a return, and it's essentially that you find a shipper and return it. Fortunately, we have a business from which we ship a lot of packages, but many people do not. I used to purchase a lot from Kohls, but their new return method will return cause me to think twice about ordering from them again.

Although these pants seem to be well-constructed, and the fabric is a good year-round weight, these are NOT the same relaxed fit that Lee used to make! These are slimmer & straighter. I went up one size to allow for shrinkage in the dryer, but I will still have to air-dry these. I do NOT want pants that hug my curves like jeans. These almost do, even though I sized up. My normal size would have been too tight in the hip & thighs. And, yet, I had to take multiple darts around the too-large waist. For reference, I am 5'-7", 135 lbs., & curvy. I ordered the same pants in gray at the same time. They are slightly larger, & the legs were 1" longer. So, in addition to taking up the waist, I had to hem them in order to wear them with flats & low heels. I have worn Lee pants & jeans for 25 years, so I'm aware of the sizing inconsistency, but this is a change in cut & shape. They used to be the only pants that fit perfectly. Now, they are like most other brands - too straight & purposefully slim-fitting. Like so many other women, I need pants that fit curves & also fit like slacks, not jeans. I will be looking elsewhere from here on out. If I hadn't needed these ASAP, I would have returned them. SIDE NOTE: The size 8 Relaxed Fit Lee jeans I purchased just a few months ago fit perfectly - not too snug, no alterations needed, no air-drying required. Go figure.

I love these pants and have bought them for years. However, there is a "manufacturing flaw" in many of them--the side seams (that go from the waist down to the hems on the outside of each leg are stitched and/or ironed wrong and turn the wrong way at about the top of the thigh. This causes a "pucker" and the pants don't hang right. I've had to iron these pants in the past and recently. It seems to be a "flaw" in these pants. I hope you can figure out how to sew and iron these seams so that they will lay flat and not pucker. I have had some through the years that just wouldn't ever lie flat that I had to get rid of. Otherwise I love these pants.