Men's Blue Comfort Slim Fit Draggin Jeans

I am a prior user of Draggin Jeans! This is my third pair, I was looking for a pair that weren't baggy in the legs and the slime pair fit the bill. Not too tight, comfortable during an all day ride, and not a heavy pair you would want to change out of after the ride. I was looking for a couple of pairs that I could take on an extended ride (a week out) and have something I could wear to dinner and still look good.

I think they are great jeans, comfortable and functional. The 36” inseam is perfect for me. Why do you no longer offer that length? I would be buying one of your new 2019 designs if you still had that length.

One of the things you always hear is ATGATT. But how do you secure a heavy Roadcrafter suit when away from your bike? That is were Draggin Jeans comes into its own.

Some years ago I ordered a custom Roadcrafter suit via the internet with the idea I would pick it up at there store in Duluth. As it was the suit didn't fit me, but they offered to make the needed alterations, with the option of "thinking about it". As it was I called them back in a few days and refused the offer. The reason was that later in the parking garage of Constitution Hall in Philadelphia PA and realized that how in the hell am I going to secure a $1,000.oo riding suit on a motorcycle? It would have been ridiculous to wear it around CH, so I was glad that I at least I could be wearing Draggin jeans and shirt without looking strange in public.

The jeans are very comfortable and cooler than I expected, I was a little disturbed in the lack of size options you had available.

DRAGGIN:
Glad you like the jeans. We're pretty proud of them. We understand your concerns re sizing. It's been a combination of good sales and some manufacturing issues. We're doing our best to resolve so that there are always options for all riders. Thanks for your review.

These fit perfect and I love the protection of the knee armor. Great product. I look forward to breaking them in (with the washing machine, not the pavement).

Great fitting jean, very comfortable, only wish they came in a variety of colors If they did I would have given it a "5 star" rating.
Very helpful folks with the exchange of the first pair I purchased due to sizing (my fault)
I would totally recommend to my friends and family.

Received my 38/32 comfort slim fit jeans. Nice jeans lighter feeling denim, same Kevlar lining. Fit exactly as Draggin indicated in their fit guide. Comfortable with a bit of stretch but not enough stretch to fit at the waist without popping the button.
If you, like me, are carrying "just a little" around the middle believe the fitting guide and order the size you know you are, not what you want to be! These are honest jeans, they don't understand "fudging down"! It will be cheaper in the long run.
I am looking forward to getting my, honest, sure to fit well 40/32's.

Right to the point, better than I expected for a riding jean. Only reason I only gave it 4 stars is because I'm yet to go riding in them or have my butt kiss the pavement (hopefully never) but from fit alone, easily 4 stars.

Now the detailed review: I originally purchased the Comfort Classic and they were too baggy in the leg and crotch (like I could grab 2 inches of nothing but jean crotch unless I pull them up mom jean style). You definitely want to read the fit description on Draggin's site. If you're a big guy, got big legs or like jeans as baggy as 90's cargo jeans, Classics are probably for you. If you're someone in their 30's or younger or someone who keeps up with modern styles then the Comfort Slim are probably for you. Please note Slim is not Skinny which Draggin does mention on their website. Anyway the Comfort Slim fits more like Lucky jeans straight leg or similar brand. They sit low on the waist, have a "normal" crotch (unlike the Classic) and really do fit like a modern pair of designer jeans. They don't look overly thick (having the Kevlar liner and all) and are very comfortable. For the price point they beat the jeans I see at my local motorcycle shop.
Some advice...do yourself a solid and get your measurements. They're not joking when they say they make their jeans to actual sizes. You might be able to get away with your normal waste size but the inseam of your designer jeans are definitely lying to you so have your girlfriend, wife, cool gay friend, whatever help you out and measure your inseam or lay down a pair of your favorite jeans and measure from the bottom all the way into the crotch. You'll save yourself a return.