I got the size 32 which is usually  snug around my waist (I even get 33 sometime for comfort).  But these were definitely loose around the waste.  They fit fine, but definitely require me to have a belt.  The length was a bit too long.  The picture shows a low break over the show, and I get that is what they are going for, but I find  over the course of the day I can actually step on the bottom of the leg with my heel.  Again, this may be exacerbated by the loose waist -- if they drop just a bit I find myself stepping on my own pants.

Aside from the fit issues, I like the jeans.  The style is definitely not skinny jeans, but is still fashionable.  The material feels high quality, but of course the real test will be to see how they wear.  The pockets are he standard fare, and seem perfectly functionable .

I did get these jeans as part of the Vine program for free.  What I cannot say is if they are worth the high price 7 For All Mankind demands.  I would say no, for equal style and price, but better quality I would go with Vince&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/DL1961/dp/B00C0CN81E/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">DL1961</a>&nbsp;- the nice thing about these is I have found them for about half-price on several occasions previously on Amazon.  Obey Jeans are priced like Wranglers, but are good fashionable Jeans.  And I also wear Wranglers.. They are the basics of the Jeans world.