Great. I wanted to review this, but the opening choices were the fit without a way around that so put Somewhat Large even though that's not quite correct.I've purchased Adar Scrub Multi-pocket pants for years. Before it was through another company. This time through Amazon. These are my go-to-work as well as leisure pants.Con: The material is thin. If you find yourself kneeling a lot to do low cabinets or stuff that is floor level....say goodbye the material at the knees within only a few months. Material does not last as long as they used to. Also the pockets....have changed.These Petite pants are anything but. I'm 5'3" They've always come up practically to my breasts and therefore the crotch seam is always the first thing that needs repairing. Either that or I try to keep folding over the elastic hem....but it just pops back again within minutes. Irritating, but not enough to negate the pros:a) have drawstrings plus elastic, b) have many big pockets, c) come in khaki.b) unfortunately, is no longer quite true. To my bitter dismay I discovered two of my most used pockets (the side ones) are half the depth that they used to be. That makes them useless for holding my wallet. The super deep ones of yesteryear held my wallet secure. I don't think I want to trust these to hold much more than a few facial tissues. This is a big problem that I now will need to find a work around. What makes it especially bitter is that they could have done away with the back pocket or the scissor pocket. Have never, EVER, used those pockets. The former is inconveniently placed and the other is too small to hold anything other than maybe nail clippers.So what used to be my absolute favorite pants are becoming ripe for a challenger. Time to start checking out other brands.Until then....anyone know what kind of material they make for pocket liners? Not a sewer, but maybe for this I can extend the pockets to a usable depth. Just need to know what kind of fabric to use for the liners.8/18/2017 UPDATE: Lacking time to search for another brand, I ended up buying these again.Comparing the new XL size to an older (but barely worn) pair from a few years ago....these new ones are tighter at the waist. If I didn't know from past experience that within five months the cheapie elastic would give up I'd return them. (The reason I only buy the drawstring style! Once that elastic gives way the drawstring is the only thing between the wearer and public indecency charges.)Also, the complaint I had about the formerly generous side pockets still holds true: they remain unfortunately shallow while the other (useless to me) back and scissor pockets suffered not one whit. Whyyyyy! If they want to save money in manufacturing then why not remove fabric from the stupidly placed back pocket (why is this even a design thing?) and keep the pocket size that is the most used?