Lands' End Kids Jogger Sweatpants

In these school uniform sweatpants and the Sweatshirts, and cotton Polo shirts as well, the material stains heavily from the slightest salad oil touch, fried food touch, food oil of any kind (children tend to carelessly touch their clothing while eating). After using amply laundry detergent, detergent booster, even Dawn degreasing dish detergent, these food oil stains simply will not come out. These articles of clothing come out looking like there are "water spots" all over them. These are otherwise good products, but the price one pays for them while looking unlaundered when ready to wear, makes them not at all worth the money. What is the problem with this material in these school uniforms?

They are sweat pants. Regular old sweat pants that take over a month to arrive. They rip at the knee pretty easily as well. Bad value.

Very well made sweatpant joggers. Size 4/5 will fit my petite 4 yr old granddaughter until the end of winter.

I don’t like the material at all and I think it’s over price and why I have to pay to get the logo on after paying so much for the uniforms

While these are part of our uniform, they do not last for an active 4 year old in preschool. By February, both pairs were worn through the knee for the price.

The sticker on these peels off after only a handful of washes.

These pants fit well, have a smooth fabric, and the color is very vibrant

Gets easily stained.

If you’re lucky, you’ll get 6 months out of these pants before they develop holes in the knees. Recommend purchasing iron-on patches and putting them on the inside of the pant knees right from the get-go to extend the life of the pants. Perhaps someday Lands End will offer these sweatpants with reinforced knees.

I would not purchase these sweatpants if they were not a required uniform item for my children’s school. The material is low quality and wears at the knees after only a few wears. Specifically, the fabric wears down on the inside and appears tissue-thin at the knees when worn. The school logos are iron-on logos that get distorted if exposed to any heat - I wish our school would go back to the embroidered logos, which were more durable.