Women's Dickies Original Lowrider Straight-Leg Pants for Juniors

Knitting Bunny: I ordered a size 11. I’m 5’2”, 125 pounds. These pants are way too long for me I had to hem them. Other than that they fit great & I love them!

United States on Apr 15, 2018

gillian: I bought these pants for use at my job as a waitress. I usually wear a 7 in juniors pants (from places like Candies, Old Navy, Levis, etc.) but ordered a size up because of some suggestions from other buyers, and was right to do so. These pants are extremely tight at first, to the point where they're difficult to zip, but they do get better with wear and wash, though I do advise against drying them. They are a tad long on me and bunch up at the ends, but I'm 5'4", so that's to be expected. These pants are nice and sturdy and I don't worry about them ripping when i have to bend over. They also have deep pockets so I'm never afraid of things falling out during my shift.
Good work pants that are too tight at first but loosen up after awhile.

United States on Mar 22, 2015

M.J. Artax: I remember loving these pants to death in high school (2003ish) and they still live up to my expectations a decade later. I'm built like a young boy who skipped leg day, with a very small hip-to-waist ratio, small rump area, and less-than-womanly thighs (5'6 125 lbs), and these pants in a size 7 are absolutely heavenly. So, this review is for anyone who has been blessed with my red Handi-Snack stick type frame.
These pants are not tight in the legs, but they are flattering and professional looking. The length is nice, but I think lengths are a subjective matter-- you could wear flats or heels with these and it would work fine. There is no "muffin topping", and these even ride a little low, and where many low-riding pants would display some residual womanly butt/back fat, these make your butt/back area look nice.
If you are typically a size 5 in juniors (like me), ORDER UP A SIZE or else the waist will (probably) not fit comfortably. I'm assuming that the "order up a size" advice would apply to all sizes, unless you are absolutely sure of your Dickies size from previous experience.

United States on Mar 01, 2014

Lou: I needed a plain pant for work. Something I could put on that fit and was comfortable, and then spruce up with an interesting top. These pants were just the ticket. I'm 5'4" and 123lbs. I'm short-waisted and a bit round at the tummy with skinnier legs. I ordered a size 9 and the pants fit great just above my hips. They are too long on me, but I plan to hem them. They look just as described - plain, straight pants that fit nicely. The price was great and now I can wear something instead of jeans that I feel comfortable in.

United States on Sep 30, 2013

TVD: Was looking for a replacement for my old Dickies that I've had since way back when. Originally bought Dickies size 9 in WOMENS but had to return it--the difference between Womens in Juniors is in the leg. Womens has roomier thigh/calves room, whereas Juniors is more tight fitting. Waist/hip measurements are generally the same for both Womens and Juniors. My thighs are curvy but Womens Dickies felt baggy to me.

Anyways, for Dickies JUNIOR, it has the following:
- thick, sturdy, wrinkle and stain resistant canvas material. not so much the softer, almost "school uniform" material I had in my previous pants, or the typical black work slacks of waiters and the like would generally wear. more like, as some reviews have said, what mechanics or similar would wear: professional looking but tough enough for their job.
- thighs are slimmer than Womens sizes. but waist is rather high, mid rise i believe. and there are now hip pockets (i only remember having two back pockets on my old ones) which are deep and tight but are rather odd and unflattering because it makes your hips look high and wide, and placing anything in there would make you have an odd bulge...

United States on May 27, 2013