Yeah, I might have gone with fire hose pants if you're talking about beating the hell out of them that much.
Where do you guys get your jeans from?
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Yeah, I might have gone with fire hose pants if you're talking about beating the hell out of them that much.
You guys have luck with Levi's? They've been complete and udder shit for me. They fit great but the last 6 pairs I've bought fucking belt loops tear off within a week or 2. The corner of the back pockets rip within 2 months. Every pair is made in a different country.
I've been contemplating Wrangler but I'm a Jew and hate buying clothes so have just dealt with having only 2 pairs of jeans with broken belt loops.
I've been contemplating Wrangler but I'm a Jew and hate buying clothes so have just dealt with having only 2 pairs of jeans with broken belt loops.
https://www.allamericanclothing.com
Or
http://www.gusset.com
I wait for a sale most times and the first place gives rewards money off. I may spend a bit more but at least I'm buying american
Or
http://www.gusset.com
I wait for a sale most times and the first place gives rewards money off. I may spend a bit more but at least I'm buying american
They told me to send them in since they have a 2 year warranty. But having it happen on like 6 pairs I feel like I'd just be in a constant circle of mailing jeans in.
Disagree, used to go through tons of their carpenter jeans before finally buying some FireHose pants from Duluth.... couldn't be happier.
Cargo Pants for Men, Work Pants and Carpenter Pants - Duluth Trading
I wear the Duluth FireHose work pants for work, they're basically indestructible so far. DuluthFlex FireHose have some spandex woven in as well that gives the material a little stretch when you crouch or things like that. Both have the crotch gusset though so you're fine with either.
My next purchase might be a pair of their fleece lined versions to see how they stand up to the cold.
I don't know if you're a pocket carry kinda guy, but the pockets in these things are HUGE, I checked my G26 for the hell of it and it dropped in no problem.
Outside of work I wear the Ballroom DuluthFlex Jeans. Same concept, they weave a little spandex into the material and it gives it some stretch. So far they've been great pants.
All my work and outside shirts were lol Carhartt as well and I've been slowly switching over to their longtail T from Duluth, much thicker material, more "heavy duty" than the Carhrtts I've been using. Plus a longer tail so no plumbers crack is nice for the coworkers.
And while people think they're way overpriced, buck naked underwear are worth their weight in gold.
What's the difference between the firehose and ballroom?Cargo Pants for Men, Work Pants and Carpenter Pants - Duluth Trading
I wear the Duluth FireHose work pants for work, they're basically indestructible so far. DuluthFlex FireHose have some spandex woven in as well that gives the material a little stretch when you crouch or things like that. Both have the crotch gusset though so you're fine with either.
My next purchase might be a pair of their fleece lined versions to see how they stand up to the cold.
I don't know if you're a pocket carry kinda guy, but the pockets in these things are HUGE, I checked my G26 for the hell of it and it dropped in no problem.
Outside of work I wear the Ballroom DuluthFlex Jeans. Same concept, they weave a little spandex into the material and it gives it some stretch. So far they've been great pants.
All my work and outside shirts were lol Carhartt as well and I've been slowly switching over to their longtail T from Duluth, much thicker material, more "heavy duty" than the Carhrtts I've been using. Plus a longer tail so no plumbers crack is nice for the coworkers.
And while people think they're way overpriced, buck naked underwear are worth their weight in gold.
Ballroom jeans are that, denim jeans....
FireHose are their work pants and are literally made out of the same material they use for firehoses.
DuluthFlex is when they add spandex to either version to give the material some stretch when crouching.
I believe all pants still have the crotch gusset to give you some more room.
My work pants are the straight FireHose versions, with like 8,000 reviews...
I tried the DuluthFlex Carpenter version and didn't like them as much as the plain cargo FireHose version.
Bring the wife with you, she'll be shocked at how much the offer for the ladies.
Work pants worn daily at work:
Men's Fire Hose Work Pants - Duluth Trading
Jeans outside of work:
Men's DuluthFlex Ballroom 5-Pocket Jeans - Duluth Trading
Shirts for both:
Men's Longtail T Short Sleeve T Shirt With Pocket - Duluth Trading
Men's Fire Hose Work Pants - Duluth Trading
Jeans outside of work:
Men's DuluthFlex Ballroom 5-Pocket Jeans - Duluth Trading
Shirts for both:
Men's Longtail T Short Sleeve T Shirt With Pocket - Duluth Trading
They're more cargo than carpenter, but the come in handy at work for sure.
If you want just traditional looking pants, do a search on the site for 5 pocket, and it'll bring up their regular pants offerings. It's your usual two on the ass, two on the front, then the small pocket inside the right front pocket.
They make them in both FireHose and fleece lined FireHose, but give the regular ones a try first, it just sounds like you're planning on beating the hell outta them so I would've suggested trying FireHose ones first.
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