Wrangler Authentics Men's Classic 5-Pocket Regular Fit Jean. This versatile jean is constructed with durable materials and built for long-lasting comfort. Made with a straight leg fit, this jean sits at the natural waist and features a regular seat and thigh.
For nearly 70 years, Wrangler has staked its claim as a Global leader in jeans wear, casual apparel and fashion-forward western inspired attire. Built upon the nostalgic undercurrent of Americana heritage, the brand celebrates a rich legacy of authentic products consumers crave. Wrangler continues to preserve their American legacy while continuously developing innovative products that harness traditional roots, while expanding on its mainstream appeal as a fashion-forward label. Wrangler will prepare you for whatever the day may hold. So go ahead, be bold. Be adventurous. Be comfortable in your own jeans.
FEATURES
- 100% Cotton Denim. Durable cotton fabric made to last.
- Classic Fit. Regular seat and thigh with a classit cut.
- Five-Pocket Style. Classic five-pocket style jean.
- Comfort All Day. The perfect jean for everyday wear.
- Secure Closure. Heavy-duty zipper fly with button closure.
With roots going back to 1904 as a workwear company, Wrangler was born in 1947 to serve the western cowboy market. Within two short decades, a cultural revolution had changed the world and Wrangler had moved with it. What had started as functional utility wear, designed to withstand rugged work, soon became the uniform of the youth movement. Created for rodeo riders and ranch hands, Wrangler was adopted by trailblazers and rock stars and throughout its history, the authentic all-American denim icon has created era-defining style.
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Did you know?
The Wrangler name was coined when a Blue Bell employee entered the name in a competition. It was chosen for being synonymous with cowboys.
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Did you know?
The W-stitch on the back pockets of every pair of Wranglers doesn't stand for Wrangler. These ones mean Western Wear.
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Did you know?
In the 1940s, Rodeo Ben created 11 prototypes of Wrangler jeans before he was happy with the original fit.
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