Perry EllisMen's Drawstring Linen Pant Casual

Great!!! I recomand it!

After wearing the first pair I purchased for a few weeks, I bought a second pair and then a third. I studied apparel production and I've been sewing most of my life. It's not easy to make linen look good. It's not a stable fabric. It requires a healthy amount of reinforcing to keep pockets from sagging and waist bands from folding over. This pant has got as much of that kind of support work as I would have thought possible and a lot of meticulous top stitching to keep the waist and pocket details crisp. They are the most incredibly comfortable pants to wear, especially during our recent heat wave. When they're ironed, they're classy enough for The Great Gatsby but hot pressing isn't necessary and too much heat pressing shortens the life of linen. These look great after being hung to dry and just as good pulled out of a dryer. I only there were more colour choices.

A tale of two cities! The first order I received was a 36 x 32...they were so big a belt didn't even help much. Because I made the mistake and thought the pant work I kept them, as I was leaving for Punta Cana the next day. I wish I had returned them, but I liked the fabric and style so much, when I got home I ordered another pair...34 x 32. Figured I could sell the larger pant or give them away. The second pant I received was tight, but loose a few pounds and they would be good. This is where I really got pis-ed off! This order was a pant that had been worn before and were dirty! The tag inside said made in Indonesia and the hanging belt loop tag said made in China and no mention of "PERRY ELLIS" So I'm returning the second pant and keeping a "WAY TOO LARGE " pant, that I will donate to charity. So I'm out $70.00...don't make my mistake!!!!!!!!!!

I work a desk job and I like pants that breathe. I don't like paying $90 for pants, but considering how difficult it is to find lightweight linen pants, and how I own pants for many years before retiring them, I desecrated my piggy bank and pulled the trigger on Mr. Ellis' Personal Garb. These were purchased last year and the crotch has completely ripped out since then. They are worn maybe once or twice a week. You'd think I was doing sky-to-floor splits during those brief wearings, but no. I go to and from my desk and that was enough to completely blast away the fabric between my thighs. Practically showing off my dangling participles every time I bent over. Since then, I've had the crotch patched with a pair of similar coloured fabric but now the fabric above the knees (top thighs?) is wearing away and ripping. I'm not a hefty boy nor do I possess Hulk-like abilities, so it's the dang pants fault, not mine. For this type of quality and longevity, I'd pay $8.99. But for $90, they better last 10+ years while undergoing minimal physical exertion. OH, and THREE BUTTONS for undoing the fly!? Does the designer of these pants not understand the purpose of the fly in pants for men?? Do they like the thought of torturing the wearer knowing the struggle one must endure to undo the pants in order to relieve oneself? Can there be an option for a fly that doesn't involve masochism!? Ugh. Worst. $90 linen pants. Ever.

Very comfortable, light and breathable 100% linen. These have a nicer weave than the linen cotton blend version of the same brand.These feel better than Pyjamas. These pants are ideal for any CIA operative or tourist. The secret to these pants being so great is how they display the measurement, I’m really a 36.5” waist, 36” while holding my breath. These pants measure 38” button to button hole, the tag shows 34”. When I wear these pants I can easily fit my fist in the waist line with the knot tied snuggly and these pants don’t drop down.