Infinity Men Scrub Pants, 6 Pockets, Tapered Leg with Zip Fly Front and Inside Functional Drawstring Cargo - CK200A

Fits well and comfortable.

Two years update: Can't believe these scrubs are still holding up after two years. Color still looks great. Stains like lipbalm do eventually wash off after a few rinses which is a lifesaver. Things I would change: wish the waist has more give/stretch and would replace the button with something slimmer/smaller. Would be much more comfortable. Otherwise, these are still my go-to daily scrubs. Original review July 2018: I finally found a worthy replacement for the Laudau ripstop that I have been using for years. I am male, 250lbs, 5'8". There are many things I love about this pants. I absolutely love the stretch to it. I feel I can be free range without worrying about ripping my pants. I am happy with the fabric, it hasn't faded and has a nice shade of color. One of the biggest issues I had with the landau ripstop was that it didn't last long due to the crotch/thigh area wearing out since I got big thighs. The Cherokee Infinity fabric has been holding up really well and I haven't seen any signs of thinning out just. Sizing compared to the Laudau, I had to get large for the Cherokee while I am medium is everything else. I felt it was a little snug around the thighs. While the stretch in the fabric could have accommodate it, I didn't want any snuggish. I went with the large and it has been fine. Additionally, I love that I can buy a "short" version since I'm normally 29/30 inches in regular pants. I always had to hem the Landau to make them fit better. The pockets on these things are good and useful. Back left pocket is missing though which I used often on the Landau but I adapted. The drawstring on this thing is hefty and thick. The zipper on one of my pants takes a little finnicking sometimes to zip but my other Cherokees zipped pretty smoothly. The pants have a weight to them that makes them feel quality like you often see it in women scrubs. I have tried quite a bit from various brands and I can say these are the best I have own. These are now my default scrubs.

After over 5 years I am having to replace 3 of 5 sets of these scrubs... 5 years and the only issue I've had is normal wear and tear. 2 scrub tops the stitching was pulling loose due to confused patients pulling on the neckline. It was easy to throw some reinforcing stitches in the V and they held up well. The pants are great, plenty of pockets and double stitching. Plenty of flex in the groin and seat, which comes in handy when dealing with mobility. I usually keep scissors (that have an attachment carebiener on the handle) attached to the pocket and stowed. It took about 4 years to wear a small hole from the storage of the scissors. The color holds strong, even with weekly washing with HOT water. Would I buy this product again? Yes and I already have. These are not the cheapest scrubs you can purchase, but they last and hold up to some serious wear and tear. Highly recommend!

I've got a bunch of scrubs that I wear to the office. The Cherokee ones are the great, and this new "modern" one is the best - although it costs more as well. Comfortable, not baggy - but stretches so it's not tight. Looks good!

The fit is good. The length is what they stated. Over all I like the pants, but they are a bit baggy.

Great product and perfect fit. Loved that I got it on sale on Prime Day

Bought them for my grandson. He likes them

I absolutely love these pants. The pockets are perfect for holding everything I need during my hospital shifts. They are sturdy, light weight, breathable, and very comfortable. I definitely recommend to anyone needing scrub bottoms and they come in many different colors and sizes to best fit your needs.