Calvin Klein Men's Move 365 Stretch Quick Dry Moisture Wicking Po Casual Pant

This pair of pants is one of my husband's personal favorites. Great material, perfect cut, and look great. He can wear them with t-shirts or polos and looks very put together.

These are Calvin Klein so of course they are going to be expensive, but they really are a great pair of pants. I wear them all the time because they’re just so comfy. I’m not sure about the moisture wicking part, and I don’t think they would be very good for working out because they’re kinda thick, but they make really great lounge pants because they’re really soft and stretchy. The legs are a little long which can get kinda annoying, but you could cut the legs shorter if you needed to. But again, I do think the price is kinda high and I would only get these if you’ve got money to blow and are looking for some quality sweatpants.

My husband chose these Calvin Klein pants, not really knowing what to expect. We thought they might be golf pants or something similar, but it turns out they are really comfortable knit pants that are a nicer looking substitute for sweats or lounge pants. The fabric is knit rather than woven; think of very smooth, heavy-weight t-shirt material. The material is thicker than a t-shirt but thinner than sweats and smooth on the inside (rather than furry or fleecy like sweats), so these are quite different than sweats but serve the same basic purpose. They are a nice middle weight that would be appropriate in all but the hottest or coldest weather. These pants have a comfortable wide elastic waistband as well as a complete, working drawstring, so you can cinch them up if needed. My husband typically wears a 33/34 waist and chose the size L because he wanted a loose fit for lounging. I think an M would have been a better fit for him if he wanted to look put-together for wearing around town on errands or exercising, but the size L is super comfortable on him for lounging at home, which is what he was hoping for. He does need to tighten the drawstring a bit when wearing the size large. These pants also have a slash pocket on each side with a small reflective mark at the top and bottom of each pocket opening. I guess this might be helpful if you are wearing them while walking or running at night, but personally I would want something a little larger to ensure I would be seen by oncoming cars. If you don't tuck your shirt in, these little marks might also be covered up by your shirt, so don't count on them for safety at night. For those who love logos, the Calvin Klein logo is printed on the back, in a tasteful size (not too large) toward the top of the right-hand side, just under the waistband. If you do not like logos, this would easily be hidden by your shirt, assuming you don't tuck your shirt in. Overall these are nice-looking pants that are extremely comfortable. They'd be great for all kinds of people, whether you are looking for comfortable pants for running errands, exercising or lounging, or are recovering from a hospital stay and need pull-on pants, or someone who has a disability and trouble with zippers and buttons, as these have neither, and using the drawstring is optional. They are a nice medium weight knit with a smooth, soft feel.

These CK Move 365 pants are somewhat of an oddity to me. They essentially are designer sweatpants, given the no-fly design, drawstring waist, and stretchy material. Yet, these definitely are premium sweatpants because the fabric has a weighty and substantial feel, and of course you have the Calvin Klein logo on the back. If they fit you well, these pants would be great for lounging or a casual get-together, but probably not for heading out on the town. For me, however, the fit is sub-optimal. I chose a Medium, my normal size. The waist is perfect at about 32 inches relaxed, so a Large would likely be too baggy and too long for me. I have an athletic build, and these pants end up form-fitting in the seat and thighs and a little looser around the lower leg. It's still totally comfortable due to the stretchy material, and it's plenty warm, but it's not a flattering look on me. Overall, if you have a slim build, these pants could be great for having the comfort of sweatpants while maintaining a slightly more upscale look. But since I have an athletic build, I'll just be using these sweatpants to keep warm during the winter and prefer not to be seen in them.

I guess when you're a luxury brand, you don't call them sweatpants, you call them "casual pants", but these are perfect for a lounging around on a lazy day. And if you're thinking the same, then that's what my review is about, because I'm not going to test them around around town and let you know about it. That's because, first of all, they are much too long to be worn outside, unless you're at least six and a half feet - I'm a shorty at 5'7", check my photos. Even though I got one size up to make them more loose, they shouldn't be this long. In terms of length, the XL size would be at least 36 for the seams (30 for me would just touch the ground). The material is "62% Rayon, 31% Nylon, 7% Spandex", so it's very soft and stretchy, but still thick enough to be warm. I also took a close-up photo to show you the texture (I got the Sky Captain color). There are side pockets for you to warm your hands or carry your stuff. The CK name is on the upper right butt-cheek part. Since the legs are too long for me, they are a perfect pair of sweatpants for lounging inside the house. They keep my feet warm, and they would make a great pair of pants for during long flights, and that's exactly what I'm going to wear on my first trip to celebrate the end of Covidia. It looks great, it feels great, and is a decent price for its quality. Overall, another easy winner from CK.

These are CK name brand pants so I am not surprised that they’re nice and feel so good! However, I was a bit disappointed with the style. They’re narrow at the bottom making it a bit uncomfortable. The fabric quality is superb though.