The one thing that is hard to find is real denim jeans.  For those who do not know the history of denim or jeans.  Levi Strauss went west to make his fortune in selling goods to the miners but he arrived late to the gold rush.  He saw what was needed is durable pants.  So he took the canvas that he was going to use to make tents and made pants instead.  This is where denim jeans started.  Denim is a type of canvas.  What is being passed off today as denim jeans is just cotton pants made to look like canvas.  True denim can be worn daily and last for a year.  This faux denim is not made to last but to wear out quickly so you have to buy more sooner.

While the Jackson faux denim jeans are very nice, they are not denim.  They will be good for weekend wear, not everyday wear.  As for the fit, they are a little loose, not a true slim fit (I usually get Calvins which have a better tailoring to them.)  And one final issue is that the front pockets are very shallow.  I could bearly get my wallet and keys in.  Every other jean that I have, the pockets are at least 50% deeper.

If you are looking at jeans to wear on the weekend or for casual Friday, these will probably be fine.