Hanes Men's Solid Knit Sleep Pant with Pockets and Drawstring

UPDATE: After a year of wearing all three brands (Hanes, CYZ, and Fruit of the Loom) with constant washings and dryings, major differences are clear:1) The Hanes came out to be the best, by far--most durable and least shrinkage. The button is still very secure, the band is strong, and there was no fraying. The 60% cotton and 40% polyester apparently works to deter shrinkage.2) The Fuit of the looms (100% cotton) shrunk so high that they are half way up his calf in length (they look a little silly but he still wears them), and the draw string is very frayed.3) The CYZs still have a problem with the fly, which is flimsy and the button still comes undone (too small for the hole), so you definitely don't want to be wearing them in mixed company. Otherwise, they were as good as the Hanes in terms of low shrinkage and strong construction. These are also 60% cotton and 40% polyester.ORIGINAL REVIEW (after only one wash):My husband decided to try three top brands: Hanes, CYZ, and Fruit of the Loom. The photos show all three brands after washing and drying. My husband is 6' tall with a 32" waist and wears a "medium." He loves all three brands, but there are some differences.SIMILARITIES- All have pockets, button fly, and elastic waist band with drawstring tie.- All three are very comfortable and fit according to specifications.- All three have close to the same fabric weight, with minor variations.- All three held up well in the wash (photos show one wash for each pair).- The drawstring weight and form are actually about the same (the Fruit of the Loom drawstring is softer and gets a little scrunchier when washed).DIFFERENCES- The Fruit of the Loom seems to have the most substantial waist band and fly construction, followed by Hanes and CYZ. The CYZ also has smaller button and does not stay buttoned as well as the others. So, the fly is not as smooth on the CYZ as it is on the Hanes and Fruit of the Loom. However, my husband likes the CYZ pair for their light weight and comfort.- The CYZ and Hanes are 60% cotton, 40% polyester, and the Fruit of the Looms are 100% cotton. However, the Fruit of the Loom bottoms did not shrink any more than the CYZ or Hanes after first washing and drying.Overall, my husband is very happy with all three brands and "lives" in them when he's at home.

First, totally believe the consensus here in all the reviews that these run big. It is not just a matter of opinion. They indeed run huge. They are long in the legs and big in the waist. But knowing this I ordered accordingly. I wear a large in Hanes underwear and boxers so I got a medium in these knit pants. And going down one size fit the bill. These have an elastic waist with a drawstring and I don't need to use the drawstring at all unless I choose. The elastic waist by itself keeps them fitting perfectly without being too tight. They are still too long in the legs by about 3 inches for me - I am 6 feet. But luckily the length is in no way cumbersome for me. I don't trip over the bottom at all and when lounging around sometimes I honestly appreciate the length. But I cannot stress enough how comfortable these knit pants are. They are so soft and feel so good on my body. For me the thickness of the material is perfect. They are just right where they are light enough for warmer weather and also heavy enough to still keep you warm in the cold winter months. Other than the length being slightly long they fit me perfectly at the waist. They just fall right into place and while feeling so good also look good which is a nice bonus. They are not baggy. They fit to my body well without being too tight. There is just the right amount of room and lastly the durable material is so breathable. I love them and will be ordering more. So just get the right size, know that the length will be a little long unless you are very tall and these may be great for you too.

Modest product but comfortable and better than acceptable in appearance. Like the open legs. Great for the money.

These a light, fit well, and are convenient.

Fits great and so comfortable!

I wear 30/32 pants, but with S/M/L sizing I usually have to wear medium and put up with short sleeves/legs and large waistbands. I'm really glad I found these.The small size fits perfectly around the waist - they won't fall down, have some room for growth, and don't feel tight. I was able to cut out the drawstrings with no issue, since I always find those annoying.The other reviews aren't kidding about the length, but for me it's nice. After a wash, they're still maybe 0.5" longer than necessary, but they don't drag on the floor and they're not uncomfortable in any way. If you're shorter than 6'2" and don't like pants bunching up at the ankle, you may want to roll or hem them.I like the lightweight fabric for sleeping - it doesn't get hot and adds some comfort. Very soft. The pants aren't baggy enough to ride up like sweatpants do when sleeping.The pockets are deep, plenty big enough for today's mammoth phones.I'm having a hard time thinking of any criticism! As long as you're looking for lightweight sleep/lounge pajama pants, they're great. (The descriptions are accurate, unlike others I've tried.)

This sleepwear is very comfortable and I am quite satisfied with them. I usually take a large, but I don't like them long and loose so I got a medium and they fit fine.

They are OK sleep pants. For me the legs are tight, especially around the ankles. Low rise, so sometimes they feel they are sliding off your back side. I think the size runs small. They're OK, but I'd like to find better.