Men's Premium Select Regular Fit Straight Leg Jeans

I ordered 4 pair of jeans, various prices (some basic, and pair of high end) through the Prime Wardrobe for trial. In the COVID environment during which this is written, going to the store and trying on jeans is impractical.I normally wear 33W x 32L jeans. Of course I wish I were taller, but 32L normally runs a little long and 30 L clearly too short. These Lee Premium Select jeans fit good, real good. In fact, I sent the other 3 pair back and it was a no-brainer to keep this pair.Great fit in the tush (I weigh 175), PERFECT length. Legs are comfortable in they are not too tight nor too baggy. The stitching is even and well done. Pockets even, etc. etc.I have worn jeans for decades (grew up in the Levi generation) and have found Lee quality to be preferable. (Note: I think Wranglers are generally well made with a complete variety of sizes, but Wranglers are too loose in the butt for my skinny behind and you either "want" the Wrangler look or you do not).In my 4 jean comparison, was another pair of Lee Jeans and these "Select" jeans the pair I kept. Well worth the extra $5! My style conscious girlfriend likes these as well.....a lot!

These jeans blew away my expectations. They are head-and-shoulders nicer than any non-STF pair of Levis I own, and were significantly cheaper. Beautiful, thick denim that breaks just right in the legs. Deep, sexy, multifaceted dyes. An excellent, modern fit that is neither too baggy nor swayed by the cloth austerity of the skinny-jean fad. I am seriously replacing all of my non-STF Levis with Premium Select as I wear those out (too quickly, I might add, as the denim quality on those is not what it used to be).I don't wash these -- yeah I'm one of those guys -- so I can't comment on how the fabric or color hold up with washes, but I do know that these still look brand new after wearing them 50-75 times since I purchased them early this year. If I had never heard of Lee and I got these as a gift, I'd guess they cost $80-120. Premium indeed.

Update: Like the great fit and cut of Lee Classic Select, but unlike these Lees, Levi's 513 offers a dark indigo color & Levi's are a thicker and sturdier fabric. If avail for $10-12 more (& were a year ago,) I'd go with Levi's 513 since similar fit. Vertigo color & length has changed in last 2 yrs. This model jean is great for people who are slim in rear & leg & like a slimmer fit, but do not want a short rise and very tapered bottom leg opening. I would not say that these are of very good quality. Just OK quality. I buy them for the cut and fit & slight stretch of fabric. I would recommend ordering 1" smaller in waist than you normally would in non-stretch jeans. Caution: Length varies by color! Black ones run long and the color of the black fades very, very quickly. Surprising no basic dark indigo color offered. Strange oversight. Due to middling overall quality, I would not pay over $32 for these, just my opinion. I have 2 colors. I buy for the slimmer fit, which is very good for me. Need more length sizing consistency from color to color.

I bought one pair (chopper color, 36x36 - I have Longmire legs) and they fit fine and I find them very comfortable. They're not too heavy and have a little bit of give. Probably not rugged enough for cowboys or construction workers, but fine weight for casual wear. The fit was good and the rise allows the jeans to sit on the waist. I originally thought the dye process was defective, because there were noticeable wide horizontal tiger stripes on both sides of the fly, but I looked at the picture and they show up there, so it's by design. I was so pleased with the fit I ordered a pair of Dylan color, same size. Interestingly, the rise is not quite as high and the cut of the fabric is different. They don't feel as good as the Chopper, but they're still better than anything else I can get. The stitching seems a bit sloppy on the Dylan pair. My overall score for the two pairs would be a 4 and a half. By the way, they haven't shrunk after washing, but I take them out of the dryer while still a bit damp and let them air dry overnight. I'm 6'6", 220 lbs.

These jeans fit like a glove while remaining comfortable. Most of the time jeans are either too tight or too lose - never in between. Most jeans are also way too baggy (especially in the gluteus maximus region). This pair of Lee's are different from average jeans. They are slightly stretchy, which allows them to be tight in the proper areas without ever feeling tight - just the right amount of stretch to keep everything comfy.The length is awesome for me (even though they might be long for 29's) and stay put on the uppers of my boots. They don't ride up while seated like other jeans. When standing they don't bunch up too badly, either. After a month of use (with regular washing) the color remains vibrant and they're holding up incredibly well to daily wear/tear.For the price, these are hands-down the best pair of everyday jeans I've owned.

I have a 34 waist and am a traditional regular fit - meaning no extra butt or thigh room needed. All too often in the past I have tried on a pair of jeans purporting to be of a particular waist size, only to find out that it is far too loose on my waist or butt or legs. Thus, before purchasing the Lee Premium Regular straight jean, I did some research online (from Amazon and some other customer review sites) to see what other folks had to say about the fit of the jeans in question. Most of the comments were very positive. But the main selling point was that these jeans were said to be a great fit for a guy of old fashioned regular proportions (i.e. if your waist is a 34, 36 or whatever, it will fit your waist of 34, 36 or whatever - without the unwanted extra room in your seat or legs.)To sum up, if you want a pair of jeans (or dungarees - as I call them) that fit well for a regular proportioned guy, then this is the jean/dungaree for you.BTW, the jeans were shipped promptly and well packaged by the vendor (nice job fellas) for a very very reasonable price.