The biggest thing is these pants are too big and there are no exchanges after washing.

The color is also much less vibrant than advertised. Attached photo is of the "deep sea" color. It's much more of a navy than a vibrant blue green to me.

Finally, and this is partially on me, but while you only see "merino" in the marketing, they have a lot of cotton and some elastine in them, which affects how quickly they dry. In backpacking they say "cotton kills". So buyer beware.

I've received compliments out on the Town, even from my spouse. Bike commuting they work great and the comfort range is wide. Recently used them on a two week desert bikepacking trip and they were simply amazing. They replaced polypro tights for the trip, sleeping in sub-freezing temps inside a sleeping bag, morning cold camp pants, traveling pants while in towns resupplying and restaurants, and the business class of the train ride to/fro. I do wish they had a gusseted crotch although I never had any issue with riding in them, perhaps because the fabric is so soft. I treated them unkindly during the tour and I cannot detect any visible wear. Quick dry after washing them in hotel sink. I am really impressed.

Well my partner loved them, until they shrank alot. Now they belong to me. Not sure how these shrank as we always wash on cold and hang!

Light weight and soft. Thin and comfortable. Really nice pants.

From traveling, to office, and just hanging out with friends, these are some of the most comfortable pants you can buy. If you like a tapered fit, you will appreciate the cut of these pants. At first glance they seemed a little thin, but I believe this was by design for proper heat regulation. I recently traveled from Chicago to Jamaica back in February and wore these. I was never too cold or hot going from 12 degrees to 90 degrees F. I bought two more pairs in different colors after I returned to wear at the office. They have to feel of lounge pants, but are more the adequate as office attire.