PULI Men’s Carpenter Utility Pants

These pants feel great, super comfortable and stretchy but look professional. They feel durable definitely versatile. Great price with good quality. I’ll update later for the durability.

First off, fantastic trousers. As for size, it may be worth sizing up for a more comfortable fit and ease of movement, since the fabric doesn’t have a whole lot of stretch (aside from the waistband). I sized up to a 34W to give room for an under-layer when temp’s drop, and it’s a perfect fit. Even without the extra layer, I like the relaxed fit.The fabric feels more than capable of handling anything I could throw at it. They wipe clean and water just sheds right off and leaves the fabric actually dry afterwards (see video). The trousers have seven very useful pockets, with two deep front pockets, two very deep side cargo pockets with velcro closures, a small pen-type pocket, and two rear pockets with no closures. The straight leg design and the 30 inch length also make these the perfect work pant, and are very easy to recommend.

Pants are lightweight and breathable. The elastic waistband is helpful although I plan to wear a belt with it. The hip pockets are deep for wallets and phones and keys. The belt loop is handy for a flashlight with a clip. The lower leg pockets are wide and roomy with double Velcro squares. I will see how they hold up after a few wash cycles.

Amazing pants, great quality and super comfortable!

The sizing is extremely inconsistent. I really like these pants but every color I’ve purchased has a different fit. I have navy and green - my navy pants are the slimest and the green are a bit looser. I’ve tried the other colors and they are a significantly looser fit than my navy and green. It’s odd how every color I’ve tried are not the same.

Absolutely awful. Product is not what was in description. Wide leg. Not even remotely tapered.

Very comfortable. And water repellent.. real stretch and is made for rough wear. Not to mention the fabric is excellent quality!

Fit perfect, lightweight, sturdy and feels like good quality

Fabulous slim work pants for my skinny butt and frame. Amazon suggested 22 for me but, with the elastic back, I chose 20 and it is perfect. Soft, but not all skimpy, lots of pockets. Probably the most comfortable pants I've ever owned!

Easily my favorite pants. Great value, slim fit, water proof, elastic, tactical style. Exactly what I want and like. Strongly recommended.

It will keep me warm and dry when is raining, money well spent.

Light weight

And my wife thinks my butt looks cute in them.

For nicely and meet my expectations and the price is very reasonable.

These pants are very comfortable.

Cargo pants are required for my job, so I decided to try these out despite the few reviews. These are surprisingly great! They are definitely water resistant, very comfortable and genuinely stretchy all around. The pockets are deep, easy to use, and very useful. I even use the loop on the right side for my walkie instead of the advertised hammer, lol. So far, the durability checks out and it's very lightweight. I only wish they had smaller sizes (I'm usually a 28x30) but the 30x30 fits great, especially with a belt. I'm definitely buying more.

The pant can be better in a slim-straight fit for a tailored look. Like the Puli hiking jogger it is oddly narrowed to create a slim profile.

My favorite pair of pants I ever owned! They make great dress pants too! Wish they had more colors available!

Bought these for my brother and he likes them

These fit very well, true to size for 33W. The only problem is they are very thin. This means that if you wear boxers or briefs which tend to get scrunched up that you will see thick crease lines in the pants. They do there job though.

Bought 3 pair, two khaki one OD green. They stretch well to accommodate climbing, breathe well and are comfortable will buy more.

Am getting a second pair

I want to start by saying that finally I got a pair of Chinese brand pants off of Amazon that actually are the stated length. Other than these, every other pair of Chinese brand pants I've ever gotten from Amazon have always been several inches longer than they state them to be. I mean seriously like 4" - 6" longer! However these are actually true to size. I ordered a size 30 x 30 and they actually have a true 30" inseam like they are supposed to. So I am definitely grateful for that.As far as quality they seem to be a pretty good pair of pants. I would call them a hybrid between carpenter and cargo pants. They do appear to be well built.- They are made of a lightweight and stretchy material, but it does feel to be plenty durable.- The stitching is all well done with double and triple stitching in all of the appropriate places where needed. There also isn't any excessive loose thread ends.- There are several pockets that are all of a good size, they lay nice and flat, and are easy to get your hand in and out of. As well as a small hammer loop.- The elastic waist band is quite comfortable and holds the pants in place pretty well. However I still choose to wear a belt with them.- The button and zipper is pretty standard, well attached, and works very smoothly.- Lastly, I haven't tested the waterproof part yet, but if it is true then that is definitely a nice plus.They are definitely a slimmer fit type of pants. Which isn't exactly my preferred style and fit. They definitely took some getting use to. The main part that is weird to me about the fit is how tight they are around the calf area. They feel like the pant legs are constantly ridding up your calves and I keep wanting to pull them down. You end up with a small bunched up area of pants leg right below your knee. However I did notice that the longer I wore them the less I noticed the tightness and riding up. Or maybe I just finally gave in and excepted the situation like a broken man.Other than the slight discomfort from the tightness, they are a pretty nice and good looking pair of pants. I don't see myself wearing them all the time, but they are definitely good enough that they are now a normal part of my rotation. They would be just fine as light duty work pants, hiking pants, and stuff like that. Overall I like them and I am very glad they at least fit correctly. I would recommend them.

Not only are these pants super nice looking. But they are the best work pants. Super durable, hard to tear. They wash great and do not stain as easily as jeans.

but that's just me. I'm going to overlook a lot of issues I have with these cuz it's just my personal preferences. Overall they seem really well put together, good sturdy seams, I even sat crisscross and have a habit of ripping the inseam of pants but these held up to the test. Lots of pocket room, there is one small pocket tho, that when I sit is right on the side of my kneecap, I don't know what I would put in this small pocket but still seemed like it could be an uncomfortable issue at some point maybe. I tend to like my cargo pants thick, bootcut and something I could dig a hole or crawl under the can it. oh, and elastic waistbands are a bother, these arn't the only pants I have with them and pulling them up all the time is annoying. Yes, I have belts, I don't always remember to throw one on when I'm running out to feed the chickens in the morning.

I have bought many many pairs of pants this year in search of comfortable stylish and functional pants that keep up with me as I climb up to 7 roofs a day. The only brand that has been affordable durable comfortable and functional has been Puli. I still wear the first pair I bought from them. I just wish they didn’t do away with the Velcro close bottom ones. These are great. True slim fit, keep my measuring tape and chalk separate from any of my other needed tools and now I don’t have to go get my tool belt on if a tarping is needed because these hold my hatchet! The only con is for me personally, the opening on the legs and the length. 30” insane is perfect on a jogger but for an open bottom 32 is really needed because I have spider legs. If you live on the southeast coast of the US call Monarch Roofing and ask for a free roof inspection and you just might see these in action!

First, I love these pants. They fit well, stretch nicely, are very comfortable, and fit my medium/slim legs nicely. I will be wearing them!So what am I talking about: calling them "show pants?" I mean these are great looking but If you are talking about these being "Carpenter Work Pants", yeah, if you are dressed in a hard hat and dancing to "YMCA" at the club. they have the extra pockets and even a hammer loop. One of the somewhat-reinforced pouch pockets even has pockets ON the pockets for nails and screws. All the boxes are checked for the "work pants" category. Trouble is, the fabric, while very comfortable and stretchy will not hold up in a work environment. As for the utility of the cargo pockets, these will not hold much at all.The zipper is a 4-incher, which is an inch to short and a pet peeve of mine, but I can live with that.For hiking? Sure, day hiking, but don't count on holding a lot of power bars and a compressed puffer jacket in those "cargo" pockets. They hold a phone nicely so you can call for Trail Uber when you want a big lunch.

Way better than I expected to fit is more of a straight slim. The waist area is stretchy and so is the material. The material and stitching feels quality and durable. These are exactly the type of pants I envisioned of purchasing so happy will definitely be buying more, and in other colors couldn’t be happier.