Loose/Original-Fit Double-Front Logger Dungaree

I have been buying these pants for the last 18 years first when I was pipe fitting and welding, and now that I am Logging.
I have always been very happy with them. One Pair would last two years on average.
BUT now they barely last 3 months without ripping badly and I have only gained 15 pounds since high school.
Concerned that they tried to cheapen their product to maintain/increase profit margin. Really sad.
I will be trying other manufacturers in the coming months
If Carhart gets it together and pays US workers to Make their pants and increase their quality I will consider to buy from them again.

last 6 months i have had 5 pair rip in the exact same location,right next to zipper.same occupation same washing machine same use.material thinner?disstressing more intense at factory?what ever the reason i can't afford to keep buying these just thinking i bought a bad pair.hope you folks can figure this out .i use to love them and they lasted years.

I'm the hooker for a helicopter crew that travels all around the u.s. I work in the worst of conditions, and they pants really last.

I have worked construction for over 30 years and in that time I have worn and worn out all types and makes of work pants. From uniform pants to about every make of jean, these are hands down the best work pants.

I love the pants but I gave an overall fair rating because the size is inconsistent. I've been wearing this style pants (double-front dungaree's) for 10 years now. I ordered the logger dungaree #B07 denim online because not many stores carry that style. The fit was too large and baggy, I wear a 34/30 but it looked like a 35/32 when I held it next to my other pants. There is no exchange for online orders and no pre-paid return labels so I guess I lose out on postage. I really want to purchase the pants, but I'm not sure if I should buy my correct size or buy a size smaller. Help.

I'm a logger my job is hard on everything but last few years these pants haven't held up at all almost have to get a new pair once a month just about and getting so expensive.

These are the most durable jeans I have ever owned. They are the only pants/jeans I'll wear to work anymore.

I am not a small man. For years I have worn Carhartt. Recently I went to the store to get more of my faverite pants, to my surprise you stopped making them in my size. 46 waist, as I remembered I had to get them hemmed to fit my short legs. Now that they aren't even available at all.
I am left with no recourse but to go to the competition. I am saddened by all this as my father also wore Carhartt.
Thank you for the many years of great cloths.
Todd Klaviter The Dalles Oregon

As a contractor I have been buying carhartt products for years. The quality of the denim on the loggers has become poor. The last five pairs I have bought have ripped either the crotch out or along the back pocket. A pair would last a year now I'm lucky to get three to four uses out of them. When it comes to getting what you pay for it is not true in this case. I've bought cheaper versions and they are lasting a lot longer then Carhartt.

Pants wear like iron and offer plenty of protection. Legs are cut to a loose fit allowing them to breathe which is important due to the current extra hot weather this season.

When you first get them, they nearly stand up on their own. After 3-4 washings they relax a bit and stay comfortable for the time you own them. I usually get 3 -4 years out of a pair. Been getting them for 12 years. I'm a full time builder (concrete, steel, wood, glass, waterproofing) so the biggest problem I run into is that these pants outlast their appearance. These are the best darn working jeans.

These are the most rugged work pants I've ever bought. They take the abuse of a construction site very well.

I have been buying this product for years but the last few years the duribility has really gone down. I may have to find another place to purchase pants.

Love these pants. Ill be ordering more!

Didn't know you could get these w/o the bachelor buttons. I often have to carry a utility belt in the field and in addition to my normal belt they were pushing on the hips. Nothing a pair of vise-grips couldn't fix. Awesome pants!!!

These are the best wearing pants I have ever worn. I bought them to work in but now I wear them even in my off time.

I enjoy these pants. I have seen these on the show ax men. Im sure everyone who look at or own these pants are familiar with the show. I asked myself "those pants are tough, but are they functional for every job?" The answer is yes! every job or every task. where i work doing constuction,landscaping, and asphalt work and being in all weather conditions, clothes have to be tough.these and all Carhartt clothes are tough.
If you find you do not want to wear suspenders, thats fine they also have belt loops. they have any and everything you will need to do what you need, whatever and all it is. they are also comfortable as well as stylish and durable.
the only drawback is they are a little longer than what the size on the tag says and the rivets scratch wooden furniture. other than that they are great pants!
I have owned several different carhartt clothing items like insulated bibs, shirts, jackets, hats, and sweatshirts. they all have proven themselves strong year after year and comfortable wear after wear!

I have never been disappointed with any Carhartt products, and these jeans are true to form. I have worn them motorcycle riding, logging, camping, hiking, mountain biking, working, and even to weddings. They look great and wear slowly. I purchased them in 2002 and wore them yesterday Oct. 7, 2009.

I ride a motorcycle and I purchased a pair of these logger dungaree about four years ago, and to this day they fit as good as the day i purchased them, but to completely honest, I truly believe they fit even BETTER NOW!!! I am in the process of purchasing a couple of pair as we speak!!

These happen tho be the best quality jeans I've ever purchassed.I find that a belt digs into my stomach so I wear suspenders with these jeans. I plan on wearing them for years to come.

I wore this brand and style of pants for 10 years had to switch because I cannot find my size

What a product!

I received these as a gift from my wife back in '02.

She told me "bet you can't wear these out!" So far she's been right.

We own a ranch so working on and around farm equipment all the time takes it's toll on those "other" jeans.

We cut and split our own fire wood each year and I would be lost without my Double Front Loggers.

They aren't as pretty as they used to be but I have no plans to give these toughies up!

Durability, comfort, and price makes these jeans winners! Carhartts of course!

I bought a pair of these double front jeans a a couple of months ago. So far, they are the most comfortable jeans I own. The suspender buttons are really nice, I wear them with Carhartt button-on suspenders to keep them up where they belong. I'm not a logger, but I do work outside some, and when I do, I reach for these pants. Paired with suspenders, they just plain stay up.

I adore these jeans, they are perfect EXCEPT- why do the other logger double front jeans come in 28 and 29 and these start at 30??? I am fully prepared to wear only these for the next 20 years of work IF you would please make my size!! as it is i still bought the 30s but they are too big and will only be good in the winter with all the layers- i refuse to get the other style because these are the ones i want- in my size!!

these are a great pair of pants. they are built so tough they feel like they would stop barbed wire my advice though is to buy a pair with a shorter inseam than you normally wear. carhartt's double front pants always seem to be a couple of inches long. i wear 34 and their 34 measured about 35.5 thankfully my sister is a professional seamstress so she hemmed them up for me. carhartt makes the only pants i would ever pay 30-50 dollars on.

These jeans are not the same. Not as durable

i have wore carhartt all my life the best work cothes thay are i wish all carhartt was made in usa

I work in remodeling and have worked on sailboats - these pants are made from a heavier weight denim than normal Carhartts and last a long time. They are very stiff when you first get them but wear in like a good pair of boots. Friends have said they get faster break-in by putting them on and getting in a full, warm water bathtub and stretching in them. Never tried it myself, just wore them for a long time. They last longer if you wash them infrequently.

Cut is fantastic, pockets are perfect sizes and easy to access with large hands.

Only minor complaint is that the suspender buttons can dig in to your belt line if you wear a toolbelt over them for extended periods of time. Otherwise these pants are my go-to, and I would wear them year round if summers weren't so hot.

I have bought 6 pair of these without suspender buttons in the last year, all are ripping out at the back pocket corners. At first I thought it was just because of my wallet, but they started doing it on my other pocket that I don't put anything in. I started buying these a few years ago and quality seems to be going down hill

I've been wearing carhartt jeans b07 for 22 years & noticed that they have change the pocket material a couple of years ago from white material to brown for some reason ? The color of the jeans seems to fade quicker than they use to. I still buy them but trying to get my size isn't the easiest thing to do. I have had some on order now for 6 weeks from a local distributor im about ready to give up on them.

Been wearing them for years. Last couple of years the durability has gone downhill. Double pocket layers don't last. They are wearing out long before they fade even a little.

I've bought double knee logger jeans for over ten years now and have only just started having issues with them. I bought a pair three months ago that had the whole crotch rip out and another pair just over a month and a half ago that is starting to tear in two spots by the crotch and the pocket just ripped as I was pulling my wallet out of it. I really hope that this isn't going to be the normal standard or I will have to switch to a more durable pair.