Men & Women Scrubs Pant Workwear Core Stretch Drawstring Cargo 4043

These are the single most comfortable scrub pants I own. I don't know how the smaller sizes will fit, but the big sizes are very roomy. I am a big girl - 5'7", 350 pounds and generally wear a 5x in scrubs and a 4x in regular clothes. I could have easily gone with the 4x in these. The legs are rather long, since they're a unisex style, so if you're petite, they will need to be hemmed. But there are a ton of handy pockets, the fabric is a little stretchy and comfortable, and they're not nearly as see-through as other khaki scrub pants I've worn. I've recommended this style to all of my coworkers.

I have used Cherokee workwear for about 30 years. I wear a 2X and they are spot on. They are great quality and west for a good long time. With new ones I do have to iron them after a few washes then you can dry them and hang them up out of the drier. I did have to hem them. They are quite long. Highly recommend

Got these for doing my clinicals for surgical tech at hospital. They fit great and have held up very well . They are stretchy when you move and it's nice feel against your skin

Love these scrub pants. The material is soft, stretchy, and breaths very well. They look to have high quality stitching and based on my initial use, I expect them to last. If this turns out to be untrue, I will be sure to update my review.My only complaint is that they are just about 1 size too large. I am 6ft male, 175lbs, with a 32-33 waist. I ordered a medium which was big but usable at the waist but so long and baggy in the legs such that I almost tripped walking down a flight of stairs. The small fit snuff but comfortably around my waist and were perfect in length. At 6ft, 175lbs, I havent fit into a small anything since high school.Bottomline: I'll be happily buying a few more pairs... at the smaller size.

I have always had a hard time finding scrubs that fit and were comfortable for me, plus allow movement without stress of possible seam tears or something lol. These have been so comfortable, I can move and bend without having to tug or pull up. I am a tall plus size woman it is always hard to find something that fits length AND width wise. Definite bonus the pockets, so helpful with all the stuff I need to carry around sometimes. Love that it has a little loop by the pocket I can attach my badge to and place in my pocket so it's not bouncing in the way all the time.

Ordered medium size, item was modeled by a man 5'11". I'm 5'10". The inseam is way too short

I bought a pear of Cherokee Core Stretch scrubs from a physical scrubs store. They were great; the pants had an elastic wasteband, the tapering of the legs looked good, there was a fly-front, the drawstring is held flat and doesn't wrap all the way around (so it doesn't dig into your hips), and there are deep pockets on both sides.On this version which I bought March 2018 (this review is being submitted late August 2019), the side pockets are shallow, there are no hip pockets on the left side, the drawstring wraps around and has no elastic band, there is no fly, and the taper looks makes it look like you're low-key wearing bell-bottom pants.I wish I had reviewed this sooner, because at this point I cannot say with any certainty whether the different versions were completely my mistake, or if there was an issue on the seller's side. I had spent a lot of time finding a good pair of scrubs in physical stores before buying these, and my recollection is that the image from the seller matched the pants I had, not the pants I got, but now that I've finally gotten around to reviewing it, I see the images match. It may be that my memory is simply wrong and I mistakenly bought the wrong model (which to be clear is still worthy of a bad review, the review above stands regardless of this last paragraph) or if Cherokee updated their model and the seller hadn't updated the image yet. At this point I'd definitely give the seller the benefit of the doubt, and assume the mistake is on my end.In any case, these scrubs aren't very good as far as comfort and look. I will say the hems are pretty solid, I've had them for about 18 months and have worn them frequently, kneeling down with patients, sleeping in them on emergency shifts, and wearing them at least once a week, and there are no fraying hems, no holes in the knee, and no other breakdowns. I think material and construction are great, just the design/features that are poor.

I bought these to knock around the house with. They are perfect for that. They run a little big but I suppose some people wear street clothes under them when working so they would then be just right. They are of heavier weight than other scrubs I have had which I like . They were shipped on time and arrived in good condition. I think they are well worth the money. Just one very minor thing, the side pockets are very shallow, can't carry much in them or it would fall out and could easily be lost. They do have a nice deep pocket on the right leg.