Cherokee Men's Scrub Pants Tapered Leg with Elastic Waistband Zip Fly Front and 5 Pockets WW190

Love the working zippered fly and buttoned waist. The belt loops are handy for holding the pants up. The many pockets are very utilitarian. Again they are comfortable and continue to look sharp throughout the day. I ordered them large to ensure their fit and they fit loosely. I plan to order any needed replacements from this seller to make sure I get these same type scrubs.

Comfortable waist band, breathable and comfortable fabric, true to size. I’m 5’11 230 lbs, I ordered an XL and couldn’t be happier.Also, FRONT POCKETS!!

I bought a pair of these scrub pants a few years ago and they’re at the end of their life. In all fairness, I wear these hard at work and have loved them.I’d bought a medium at that time and they fit great. For reference, I’m 6ft tall, 205#, 35in waist, 32in inseam. I went to a scrub shop in the area and the medium I’d tried on there was a bit too tight and they didn’t have a large to try on.I jumped onto Amazon, bought the large and they were falling off of me… I could’ve probably just tied the drawstring tightly, but that’s not be all that comfortable, especially for the shift lengths that I work.With that said, I think that the medium was either cut too small or the large was cut too big… Or both :)… What I can tell you is that it was the legs that were a bit too tight on the mediums I tried on at the shop, so if you have average to slender legs (mine are on the bigger side from weight lifting), I’m sure the mediums will fit you well.

I like the pockets and the fit. It is comfortable and this pair of pants moves with me. I feel like this is more comfortable than my pair of jeans.

Great fit and great material. I will buy more if I need it

Cherokee scrubs are well known in the medical field and worn by lots of professionals. I am not one of them. I got them because they are comfortable. I marked they fit as expected, but I will note that next time I will follow the Amazon recommended size for me, as they are just a bit tight in the hips. They are made from a nice feeling material and are wrinkle-free, which is good, because I don’t iron anything. They are polyester/cotton blend and easy to care for. A zip fly is nice for us guys and the pockets are deep enough for a large phone. I like the fit better than the other brand that starts with Car. I am retired, so I may replace several pairs of slacks with scrubs. I can wear them in public, whereas I don’t feel comfortable wearing lounge pants out. They are a nice addition to anyone that can wear or needs scrubs for work or running to the store. Just buy them. You won’t be disappointed!

After purchasing Cherokee's cargo scrub pants (4000) with straight leg I opted to get these (WW190) with the tapered leg. The most important factor for this purchase was the function of the pockets. I love Landau 1 pocket scrub pants. However I needed room for instruments and tools and I was either holding everything or stuff was falling out and dropping. The pockets on these are perfect (both Cherokee fits of cargo pants). I'm 5'5" and 155 lb. I always buy small and 'short' and still often need to get them hemmed. These do bunch up but I'm not walking on them, so it's alright. They fit perfect from hip to ankle. I prefer a drawstring without elastic on the waist, but it's not a deal-breaker. The standard cargo pant w/o the taper is much too baggy. These have a flat front and THE OTHERS HAVE PLEATS. The hips and thighs come out wider than the waist. There is also extra room on the lower leg and there's no reason. The legs rub on each other and catch on other objects when you walk. Unless you are a full figured woman with large hips, stay away. Between the front pockets, side pockets, and back pocket there is plenty of storage. The tapered leg style is not available in as many colors and they also seem to be darker than the same colors in the same original Cherokee (4000) cargo pants. The (WW190) has 2% spandex, but I don't notice the stretch. The material is comparable to Landau's unisex scrub pant. They don't feel plastic-like even though they have a high amount of polyester. The 4000's do feel a bit like plastic. Landaus are also wonderful when they break in, as I hope these will. If I could return my other Cherokee cargos I would, but I can't so I'm stuck with them. I need to purchase a few more pants and I'm not sure if I will get more of these or explore another brand's offerings, but then I'm starting over. At least I know I can count on these. The price is right too, about $18-$24 dollars depending on the color. I can't justify spending more for designer scrubs, as some command a price tag of over $60. To keep a whole assortment would cost a fortune at this price. Top and bottom for a set should cost about $35 to $45 in my opinion. Less than that and they are cr*p, and more and you are wasting $$.

These are not as bad as the tops, but my pockets really are too narrow to fit the work phone, with flushes, and/or meds. They're also too deep for being so narrow, so I'm squishing my fingers into them to dig stuff out.They don't look too nice in terms of shape.Bottom line - i really don't like them.Looking forward to my rip-stop carhartts, but I'm grateful that these cherokees got me to this point.*sigh* i hate wasting money

Es buena calidad solo que si vienen grandes mi hijo es 32 le compre m y si le quedo grande de ancho y largo

it's size larger than what is advertised. Please don't but it, as the price is also very high, better option you may get trousers from sports direct.

A tapered fit would be better...

El color tal cual a la imagen y muy cómodo, la talla perfecta.

Tiene las bolsas perfectas, cierre y botón, pocos pantalones vienen así hoy en día.