The cut of these doesnt work.  I suspect the gal in the picture was a small Asian girl.  The legs are roomy so people with large thighs don't worry, theyll be baggy.  But the rise is only 9 inches (8.75 to be exact) in the size 22.  Im sure if you get a smaller size that rise will shrink proportionately with the size ordered.  For me that hits me at my hips and thus the waistband is 6 inches shy for me to snap it closed.  If it had a 13-14 inch rise like JM Collection, Alfred Dunner or St Johns Bay then the waistband would have been roomy (4 inches big).  Seriously look at the model, no hips, no butt, very little waist if thats your shape, then go for it, but chances are, unless your rise is only 6-7 inches they won't hit you in the same spot as the model.  Measure your rise!  If you don't know what Im talking about look it up on the web; by the way, the bigger your belly the more rise you need.  Aside from the issues with the cut, they are very stiff and itchy.  If the label didn't tell me they were 65% polyester and 35% cotton, I would have thought 85% cotton and 15% wool (wool for the itchiness). They are very very thick and Im sure in the summer youll die of heat being they are mostly polyester which means they don't breathe.  Why 2 stars if they are that bad...I do love it is a good brass zipper, 8 inches in length; not the cheap nylon ones that are 5 inches.  The craftsmenship is very good, well made garment.  I had mine taylored to a 31 inch inseam and that is exactly what it is.  For comparison, I typically wear a size 20 in St. Johns Bay, a 20 in Alfred Dunner, I wear a size 22 in JM collection, I wear a size 22 in Jones of New York.