Traditional Fit 5-Pocket Jean

These are among the best 100% cotton jeans you can buy these days. I have been purchasing them for about 8 years and fit and quality is consistent with no surprises, this is important to me. Keep up the good work Key.

Made in Mexico. 100% cotton. Seems a bit thin. Time will tell. Fit seems true to size. I ordered my usual 34x30, and fit was spot on.

The Key Traditional 5 Pocket Jean is a no-nonsense, all cotton, 7 belt-loop (instead of 5 on another brand), riveted at essential stress points and two *deep* rear pockets pair of jeans. The seat to waist sizing is the classic traditional fit, no low-rise or other fashion of the day style. All pluses for daily worksite or in the office wear. The cut is proportional without overly tight or excessive fit. One area of improvement would be the front pocket liners - they could be made with heavier material similar to your major competitor and the double stitching on the pocket liner should continue north for 2" from the bottom forward point. This will reduce key and tool "punch through" at the bottom of the pocket.

Since about 1990 or so, I've had trouble finding good 14oz jeans that fit the way 505s did (and they don't fit the same now). These may be stitch-perfect, minus the tag and pocket logos. I bought 4 pair and one had a flaw in the zipper stitching. The response I got when I went to customer support was efficient and effective.

The jeans fit great and are comfortable, I use them for work. I would like to see the jeans become a little heavier or the knees reinforced with thicker material, I have worn through the knee in just a few months

The fit is good and the material is good quality

Recently found and tried Key brand. I think they are great jeans. They fit great, and are a good value.

Well-made pair of jeans. The tailoring is best for guys with a big gut and thin legs. If that is you, buy them. The shipping charge is crazy. $12 shipping on a $37 dollar item? Gimme a break.

Got these for my husband and son for Christmas - They love Key jeans for the fit and wearability.

I bought a pair of overalls for me on another site, and they are so well made. So, I decided to buy my husband 5 pairs of jeans to replace his crappy Levi's. And the jeans are what I expected, and my husband likes them too!

Great jean. Was on the search of the replacement of the Costco jeans and this one seems to be better quality, softer, and a bit thicker

Quite literally the best pair of jeans I've ever owned. 3 pairs of key jeans lasted about 4 years of constant use. I do everything from weeding 500 trees 3 times a year to welding, to maintiaing equipment, in addition to my personal projects. I literally wear these jeans 6 days a week. My boss's son gave me 3 pairs of these jeans 4 years ago, as they didn't fit him. Let me tell you, they have been to hell and back... then back again and then they've been everywhere in addition. After 4 years I finally had to purchase some new work pants (A new holland air drill killed the last pair of my work jeans). I used to rip the crotch out of all of my work jeans, but not my keys. All of my key jeans have the right knee ripped out of them (I guess I tend to favor kneeling on my right knee more than my left). But even after 4 years they're still technically serviceable, i just prefer my right knee cap to not be more tan than the rest of my legs. I usually keep a pocket knife clipped in my right pocket, and the top of the right pocket isn't even worn out... after 4 years, thats insane. For reference a pair of wrangler jeans usually lasts maybe a year and they have all sorts of wear spots on them, before I inevitably rip the crotch out of them. If you're considering key jeans for work pants, BUY THEM! They are worth the 20 bucks and if you don't like them then gift them to someone else because these jeans might be the best thing they ever own. I literally can't tell you how many hours I've spent working, while wearing key jeans. I was actually sad when I ripped my last pair of key jeans last week. But now I'm ready for another 4 years of work.