Loose Straight Double Front Denim Dungaree

These are not the same as the typical logger style that have the brass rivets. I always order the logger pants, because they have the thick and strong denim. The new ones are TERRIBLE quality. Sorry, but these are not the pants that I have been purchasing for years, and I do not like the change.

I agree with all the complaints on this product! I purchased 5 pairs and I can't stand them. No comparison to the original! I have spent thousands of dollars on Carhartt Jeans, now I'm going to have to look somewhere else.

The Jean material is not what it use to be and I would not recommend these jeans for anything other than casual wear.

Praktisch en zit lekker en mooie kleur.

They are great! Great fit and material.

These are horrible. My husband tore a hole the second time he wore them. Not sure why they took away the original ones. They were made so much better. Don't waste your money on these. Such a disappointment

I bought two pairs for work as an appliance repair tech. Both pairs had blown out seams within two months, one in the crotch and the other thigh where the double front seam sits. Just trash quality all around, bring back the heavy denim!

Yes they work. The B73 fit better though. Im not sure why they quit making them.

I can attest to all the negative reviews and highly recommend against buying these pants. This is my first online review. I've never thought much about providing online feedback; however, I am so disappointed with the cheapness of the new version of these pants that I wanted to provide Carhartt my honest opinion in the hopes they will revive the more robust B73 version for future customers. I started wearing Carhartt's logger pants in the early-2000s and would consistently get years of wear out of a pair, having to retire most due to zipper failure - again, years of wear. Fast forward to early-2025. I was in need of a new pair and discovered Carhartt had changed to a lighter-weight denim. I read the poor reviews but, being a loyal Carhartt customer with bibs, jackets, and insulated overalls that are still going strong after 25+ years, I decided to give the company the benefit of the doubt. Boy was I wrong. I have to wear a uniform to work, so these pants only get worn after-hours or on the weekends; however, even with this limited use they are made so cheaply I only got about five months of suburban-rigor wear (i.e. - not much) out of them before blowing a hole in the crotch halfway to the knee and tearing a fist-sized hole at the left back pocket. I hope Carhartt is making a lot of profit per pair of these $55 pants by switching to this lighter-weight material because they have lost the revenue stream of this multi-decade customer.

Excellent pair of pants. Will be buying more of these as older pants need to be replaced.