Customer Reviews

Dockers Men's Signature Khaki D2 Straight Fit Flat Front Pant

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I bought both these and the "Clean" khaki D2 pants and just wanted to pass along what the difference is. The clean khakis are missing:
1. Wrinkle-free
2. Individual-fit waistband
3. permanent crease

For the $3 difference in price, I think the Signature khakis are a better value. They fit better, too. Though the clean khakis look more casual because of the lack of crease.

I bought three pairs of Dockers Men's Signature Khaki D2 Straight Fit Flat Front Pant from Amazon.com on the same order. Two pairs, according to the label, were made in Nicaragua, were well made and fit well. One pair the label said were made in Haiti. They were of a different construction, fabric and did not fit, it seemed that they had what, in the days when I bought for a department store, was called "shrinking the pattern" and using less cloth to save costs. They are pure crap.

Levi's obviously no longer has consistent quality control so you can get the same item made in different countries and where it is made will determine the actual quality of what you will get.Dockers Men's Signature Khaki D2 Straight Fit Flat Front Pant

A really good quality business casual pant. It fits good. I'm a 44 waist and wanted a more straight fit than the traditional, classic or especially a pleated pant fit that are always too baggy. These exactly fit the criteria. My wife loves the way they look on me. They do pick up a bit more lint than I expeacted.

I bought these pants for my husband and they are perfect. They fit well and the color is unusual for Dockers. They look dressy and wash beautifully.

I wish this had a rise to the waist, but otherwise it't a great fit even for older consumers.

These slacks are very conformable, and they look great. However, I keep my keys in my pocket all day, which I'm sure many do. My keychain is relatively small (5ish keys and a keyfob), but I have found that after several weeks of wear, the area on the outside of the slacks that corresponds to the pocket my keys are kept in has started to get threadbare. I don't do a lot of physical activity in these slacks, so it seems it has something to do with the quality of the fabric.

The actual waist size I received, as measured with tape, was 33 1/2 when the label says 32. My older Dockers, before the "Individual Fit Waistband" was 32 1/2 when the label says 32. It seems that all Dockers now have the "Individual Fit Waistband".

Is it now normal to be 1 1/2 inch bigger in the waist than the listed size? Maybe it is. I found Nordstroms are about the same as the current Dockers sizing.

In any case, the quality of the pants seems adequate. As others have commented, there seems to be some downgrading of the material. While it's not bad, it seems lighter and not as dense. But adequate in my view. The wrinkle-free aspect is decent. I've had several brands of wrinkle-frees, and these are adequate in that regard.

I was so sad sitting at home with no pants on, wishing I could be outdoors and frolicking with all my pants-wearing friends and neighbors. But when I got these pants, I could finally join the pants-party! Seriously, though - they're nice pants. The flat-front styling is nice, and the fit is just right. Yay for pants!

Ordered the british khaki pants and somehow received the branch pants. I purchased the same exact brand/model/size pants that I own (sized 36/34), tried the branch pants anyway and they were too tight. Sent back for refund. This was my first shot at purchasing pants online. I guess it's back to the store for me.

These pants fit fairly well, which is a significant benefit for me. It seems that most of the pants that I find in stores are sized for fat people or taller people. Finding pants for shorter men that are not over weight is difficult. So these pants fit better than what I typical find in stores. However, the quality seems a little less than what I have had from dockers in the past.