Pantalon en Ripstop Carhartt Force™

I like them because they are comfortable and soft

I have these in the Dusty Olive and the Black. They are so soft and comfortable. I wear them a lot for my work but also outside of work. They wash and iron well but you could get away without ironing them if you hung them up straight away. I have even worn the black ones out with heals and a top in the summer. Highly recommend!

Carhartt Force Ripstop Pants are lightweight, breathable, and durable. They're comfortable and have the perfect amount of stretch allowing you to move without restriction. The two front pockets are large and zipper providing security. I highly recommend these pants!

I was gifted a green pair of these for my birthday and had to buy more in different colors. They have a cute cut that accentuates the female form. I love how durable and comfortable they are and they look cute too!!

Haven't been loving the Carhartt women's fit since they started making them. Although in need of good work pants made for women, bc I've been working in hard labor for 20+ years, and there was a time before, so I give it a try every couple of years. This feels like the closest they've gotten to this woman's body, finally. And I don't feel particularly atypical. 5'9 185lbs I guess I have longer legs, but regulars in other brands are fine, longs are too long. I get the cropped length for boots, but Id rather a boot cut then high waters that pull up awkwardly on the inseam side because I have thighs. I've always felt like the inseam pulls up even in a relaxed fit and these are no exception, and the "mid" rise is too low for hips, esp that have had babies. It's not the look or the most reliable stay, to be in the middle of the muffin top. Our hips have literally evolved to be sat on, not pinched, why not use them like hangers? The band and drawstring are an improvement but since we're going comfortable why not commit all the way up? Look at active sweats and leggings, we like it to sit over the hips with tummy control even. Over the years, it's felt like the designers are still trying to hang on to some of the men's traditional shape, and it's just not what I want when I buy something designed for women. I've been struggling to make the man's shape fit all my life and I'm just not made that way. Its like finally feeling seen, only to be gaslit bc my body isn't a just a short skinny boys, I am not crazy. I wear and buy workpants, and to pay Carhartt prices to hopefully get the quality and intention, only to be let down consistently, has discouraged me over the years. Anyways, these are closer and I'm giving them a try once again, a little bummed but hopeful still.