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Stretch Terry 5-Pocket Pant
About Faherty’s pants: Outside denim and chinos, Faherty's pants center on comfort-knit and warm-weather fabrics: the Stretch Terry franchise (a French terry knit finished with a twill face) is the flagship, backed by the lighter Movement line and linen drawstring styles, nearly all priced $168-$198.
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The Stretch Terry 5-Pocket Pant is Faherty's signature non-denim pant: a brushed French-terry knit with a twill face, cut like a five-pocket jean with a zip fly and metal shank. Owners — 2,244 reviews averaging 4.8 on the brand's site — repeatedly praise pajama-level comfort that still reads as a real pant for work or dinner. Caveats: the fabric is not thick, a few owners question long-term crotch durability, and some colorways run short in the inseam.
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- Material
- A regenerative cotton blend — the brand lists 56% regenerative cotton, 23% cotton, 10% rayon, 7% lyocell and 4% spandex — knit as French terry on the inside with a denim-look twill face.
- Fit
- Mid-rise and fitted through the hip and thigh with a slim leg, offered in slim-straight and athletic cuts with 30-, 32- and 34-inch inseams. Owners overwhelmingly report true-to-size, though some note certain colorways measure shorter in the inseam than labeled.
- Quality
- Construction gets consistent owner praise — the knit holds its shape, and yarn-dyed colorways are built to keep color through washing. The fabric is deliberately not thick, and at least one long-term owner flags eventual wear at stress points as a watch item.
- Best for
- Comfort-first buyers who want one pant to cover travel days, casual offices and dinners out without resorting to actual sweats.
- Care
- Close zippers, turn inside out, machine wash cold on delicate, tumble dry low, and iron warm only if needed.
How Faherty pants hold up overall
Reviewers who have worn Faherty pants across seasons report that the stretch-blend chinos and five-pocket styles hold their shape rather than bagging out, with fabrics described as soft and lightweight without feeling flimsy. Owners place the range between jeans and dress chinos in formality — casual enough for weekends but presentable at an office. The recurring complaints in third-party coverage are the premium prices and cuts some owners find roomy or boxy enough to need tailoring.
- Strengths
- Stretch fabrics that long-term reviewers say hold their shape and stay comfortable over time.
- Watch out for
- Premium pricing and fits some owners find large or boxy enough to require tailoring, with scattered complaints about price and customer service.
- Sizing
- Reviewers mostly find the line true to size, but reports split between roomy, boxy cuts that needed tailoring and more fitted bottom styles one reviewer sizes up in — check the specific cut.
About Faherty's pants line as a whole. Sources: Faherty Brand Review – The Style Guide · Faherty Brand Review – An Indigo Day · Faherty Clothing Review – Honest Brand Reviews
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