I purchased Dickies Women's Duck Carpenter Pant, size 10 Tall, Olive green.  I have purchased similar Dickies pants before and I liked the workmanship and toughness, as well as their comfort.  These are no exception.  The fabric is a smooth, brushed duck that feels already partially broken in, (even more so after I washed them the first time).  The fit is perfect, and length is as stated.  These did not feel "stiff" while moving around in them.  (By Contrast, Carhartt double-layer carpenter pants are VERY stiff and thick - but perfect for the job they were designed to do.)  They feel as thick and sturdy as blue jeans.  All major seams are triple-stitched, and "lesser" seams are double stitched.  They are 100 percent cotton duck.  On the left side, there is a tool loop and cargo pocket that appears sized for a cell phone.  It is a reinforced 4" by 7" pocket close to the knee.  On the right side, higher up is a smaller "cell phone" pocket (about 4 x 5"), lying over a longer pocket, with a flat tool loop.  There are roomy reinforced front pockets, and rear patch pockets, (easily will fit any wallet.)  The back waistband appears to be deliberately left "unfitted" or not contoured.  To me, this is deliberate because on many jobs, this loose-ness is necessary for comfort. This also accommodates many "body types".  Unfortunately, it lends itself to what others perceive as a poor fit.  However, a good belt will prevent this, or you could alter the pants yourself (this is what I do) by sewing in a couple of darts, or sewing on a wide band of waist elastic across the back.  Highly recommended.

Made in Mexico.