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I wear duluth trading jeans. The model I buy [0] is made in the usa, although there is also a less-expensive model. It's nice especially because I'm pretty shor
by pfooti 9y ago
I wear duluth trading jeans. The model I buy [0] is made in the usa, although there is also a less-expensive model. It's nice especially because I'm pretty short, and it's nice to find 30" inseam pants without having to dig and dig. They even have 28" in some models.
I also typically buy about three pairs of shorts from them every so often, since I know they fit and that way I don't have to decide about which shorts to wear. They tend to run a bit small (or other pants run a little big), so I add 2" to the waist size when I order from them.
I just counted: 7 belt loops. Also a nice crotch gusset.
EDITed to add: I've been informed that these are "dad jeans" and in no way fashionable.
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- saulrh 9y agoI'll second the recommendation for Duluth Trading Co. I've been wearing these [1] for a while and they're great. Every pair of jeans I owned before that wore through at the knees and the crotch within a couple of years; these are still going strong with no signs of thinning or fraying. They're also super comfy, not confining or restricting at all, and they come with giant pockets. Can't comment on the fashion, but I've gotten compliments about them before. That may just be because the heavy-cargo-pants form factor works well for my frame, however. [1] http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/mens/mens-pants/work-pants-for-men/71703.aspx http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/mens/mens-pants/work-pant...
- mc32 9y agoI can't vouch for, but I've heard (and read) decent things about Brave Star Selvedge Jeans --however I think they only do button-flies. I dunno about the next person, but I'd rather not fumble around trying to get the thing buttoned. I don't think I know of anyone having zipper accidents. By-the-by, they recommend not washing too often, as little as once per year... just don't mix them with your regular washing.
- arghIdontwantto 9y agoI'll be honest and say I haven't bought any in a while, but I always had a lot of luck with Carhartt jeans. They had inseams 29" and up (maybe 28 but never saw them in store) and they were built to last. I still have some from 15 years ago and except for some color fading, still hang in tough. They also have different styles so you don't have to be stuck into 'dad' jeans!!!