I really like the carhartt jeans. But since I work in a paper mill I usually get what's on sell at my local rural king. I would trash a pair of jeans at the mill in about a month from all the oil, dirt, white water and just plain wear and year. As for girl work jeans I can't help on that.
Which Jeans do you use?
- Thread starter MossflowerWoods
- Start date
- Views: 13662
caver
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Dec 20, 2006
- Messages
- 1,797
- Location
- Southeast Missouri
- Tractor
- Fisher Price, toddlers first tractor.
Another vote for Carhartt's.
The main problem I have with them is they fail in the crotch stitching. It starts as a weak spot and then that one day you stretch and hear that ri i i i p! But they still hold up better than the other brands I've worn.
The main problem I have with them is they fail in the crotch stitching. It starts as a weak spot and then that one day you stretch and hear that ri i i i p! But they still hold up better than the other brands I've worn.
OP
MossflowerWoods
Super Member
- Joined
- Aug 12, 2011
- Messages
- 5,419
- Location
- Fredericksburg, VA
- Tractor
- Kioti DK50SE HST w/FEL, Gravely 60" ZTR Mower. Stihl MS290 (selling), CS261, & FS190 + Echo CS400 & 2010 F-350 6.4 PSD snowplow truck
I was amazed at the color selection! I can just barely find the black ones in my size (32x34, 33x34, 34x34 depending on the season
)...
Army grunt
Platinum Member
Wrangler<---<<<:thumbsup:
An carhart shorts in summer.
I have one sute with matching shoos.worn 3 times.wedding,2 funerals
2 pair of rebocks, an one pair of slip on boots.
easy life here.
Army Grunt
Kate has 2 pullovers.
An carhart shorts in summer.
I have one sute with matching shoos.worn 3 times.wedding,2 funerals
2 pair of rebocks, an one pair of slip on boots.
easy life here.
Army Grunt
Kate has 2 pullovers.
MikeD74T
Veteran Member
Have worn jeans for most of my 62 years. My will directs that I go to my grave in well worn jeans & a T shirt. :thumbsup: As an adult I've preferred Wranglers as I could find 28" inseam, most others start at 30" inseam & I walk holes in the cuff. Don't like rolled up cuffs. Could occasionally find 28's at a nearby Walmart 1-2 pairs at a time so I looked often. A year ago I found a whole stack of 28" Member's Mark jeans at Sam's Club, got 8 pair. Took a little time to get used to the tapered leg but they're comfortable & holding up well. Will buy them again. MikeD74T
om21braz
Veteran Member
weldingisfun
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2006
- Messages
- 1,790
- Location
- West Bell County, Texas
- Tractor
- Mahindra 4500 4WD w/FEL, and Scotts S2048 lawn tractor
Been wearing Dickies for years. Inexpensive and they last. The do make jeans for women and girls too. Men's Jeans | Dickies - Straight-Leg Denim Jeans, Regular Fit, Skinny
I had worn Lee and Levi's for years, but they developed the problem of wearing out the front pockets (keys in one and change in the other). I recently discovered Real Work Wear jeans at Rural King. Normal price is $10, but they can often be had on sale for buy two get one free, so they're only about $7. I've worn them for a couple of years and have found them to be more comfortable and durable than the Lees and Levi's that I wore, plus much cheaper. I also find them to be more durable than the Faded Glory and other private label jeans that I had tried from Wal mart.
Good luck and take care.
Good luck and take care.
OP
MossflowerWoods
Super Member
- Joined
- Aug 12, 2011
- Messages
- 5,419
- Location
- Fredericksburg, VA
- Tractor
- Kioti DK50SE HST w/FEL, Gravely 60" ZTR Mower. Stihl MS290 (selling), CS261, & FS190 + Echo CS400 & 2010 F-350 6.4 PSD snowplow truck
You read my mind! I was just thinking "I need to ask about Dickies"...
I know places I can get those... Inexpenive is a nice bonus!
David
