Dockers Men's Iron Free Khaki D4 Relaxed Fit Pleated Pant

Hated these - mostly for the noise...I felt like a cricket walking around because every time my legs rubbed together I made a lot of noise, sort of like a sanding block. I also didnt like the feel -more nylon, not like a soft cotton.

They are OK. But they are properly fitting, pleated, cufffed casual dress khakis. (And as the generational fashion tide flows, ft onfing the above at a reasonable price is nice.)The combination of fabric treatments renders these with a plastic shower curtain hand compared to better quality 100% cotton cuffed / pleated khakis depended upon for forty years.The pente-iltimate irony is that they are most definitely NOT IRON-FREE. They are however, quite touch-up iron friendly (too explain: I could get 2-3 wearings of tradional 100% cotton khakis without any ironing . These are quite passable out of the dryer, but are wrinkle ridden after a single wearing teaching high school history. A low heat steam ironing does do the trick to squeeze a second day of service from these, however.And these pants do "rustle" , rather notably, like polyester curtains with open windows, rather than the silent soft handed fabric of traditional fabric.).Your mileage may vary, and the disappearance of pleated , cuffed cotton khakis may make these a must-hsve option for personal dignity. Be grateful for that, but be aware of the trade-offs

COPY of letter to DOCKERS:"I am not letting this go. I had a great pair of Dockers Signature iron-free men's pants before from a year ago.The Old ones were: 81% cotton 18% poly and 1% elastane made in CHINANOW they are 74% cotton 32% poly and 2% elastane made in HAITI.THESE NEW DOCKERS STINK.. period the end, regarding being "iron free" and "straight out of the dryer" Moreover they give NO washing instructions anywhere on all the superfluous labels attached to the pants! I cannot believe how subpar these new pants are compared to the old ones you made. Truly a poor management decision.I want a ph# and contact as to this policy and product change. I will NOT let this go as I ordered 3 pairs of these new Dockers through Amazon and will be promptly returning them."END of letter to Dockers

Searched through at least 3 different types of dockers that sucked to find these. They fit as they are supposed to and they haven’t fallen apart or lost their iron freeness like the other types of dockers I’ve bought on here. Watch for availability, the prices absolutely skyrocket on here when they get low on stock. Be patient.

Very poor quality, poorly sewn, very different than the Docker's D4s that I already have. It's very sad that even apparent name brands have become so uneven in workmanship that it is impossible to buy with confidence on line.

Product is made of cheap thin material and the leg length (32'') fits 1 and1/2 inch shorter compared to Dockers pant purchased from other retailers. I would not recommend this product to anyone. I've have used Dockers products for over 30 years.

These are definitely not iron free pants, after a days' wear looks like I slept in them.Would not recommend them to even an enemy much less a friend. Way over priced to what one can purchase at most local stores.

Good: Amazon delivered them quickly and the pants fit quite well. Bad (and I mean really bad): the blue D4s I received are the noisiest pants I've ever owned. When walking in them, all anyone nearby hears is swhoosh, swhoosh, swhoosh (think corduroy pants on steroids) as the pants move on my legs/thighs. The material (cotton/poly blend) is quite stiff. Even after washing, they didn't loosen up. It's almost as if they had a paper lining. All of which I thought was odd b/c I the gray pair of D4s I received at the same time (same order, also from Amazon) are one of the nicest pair of Dockers I've owned. Although the gray ones are also a cotton/poly blend, they seem to be a different weave or blend. They gray ones fit well, are very soft, and don't make the noise the blue ones do. The blue pair is definitely going back.