Best cheap blue jeans.

[Offy]

I wore Levi's 517 that I bought at a westerm store for about 18 bucks. He retired and closed up and I couldn't find 'em for lless that $25. I used Rustlers for work chores and they were $8 on sale. I now wear Wranglers from Tractor Supply as well as Rustlers. The Rustlers at $10 now have watch pockets and they are hard to tell the difference from the Wranglers that I get on sale for around $16.

 

[DCRC]

As much as I love jeans and have worn them for years I find I'd rather wear pants made from the "khaki" type material for working in like the Dickies etc.

They are cheaper, cooler, roomier and seem to clean up easier than denim jeans. They also seem to stay up where they belong better since I have come down with the "noassatall" syndrome.

Me too. I hardly ever were jeans anymore. The Dickies are a lot cooler in the summer. A little stiff when new. After about 30 washes there much better.

 

[caver]

I've also switched to the Carhart jeans. The Wranglers were cheaper but kept failing right after I had thrown the receipt away.
Local Mom and Pop farm store carries them at a reasonable price.

 

[cp1969]

I just bought a pair of the C.E. Schmidt brand jeans at Tractor Supply. $17 bucks, regular price, not on sale. I like them--they fit good, and look to be well made.

 

[BillyP]

Garage/yard sales and thrift shops, unless you're too good

 

[cp1969]

Garage/yard sales and thrift shops, unless you're too good

I'm not much of a garage saler, but I can't imagine their being much men's clothing of any value in them. I mean, I wear clothes *out* before I get rid of them. Maybe I'm the exception.

Not true of women.

 

[BillyP]

I'm not much of a garage saler, but I can't imagine their being much men's clothing of any value in them. I mean, I wear clothes *out* before I get rid of them. Maybe I'm the exception.

Not true of women.

All I can say is you imagined wrong

 

[rogdan]

I've had a pair of Resitol (unsure of spelling) jeans for at least 6 years that I can not wear (literally) out. I believe that I mail ordered them from the sportsmans guide and have not seen them again, but I am no longer in the club. They are heavy but comfortable for work, Heavy zipper and thick seams and hey have lost little color in all the washings in this time. The best thing about them is a small tear on the thigh from barb wire that has never opened up or spread. Gary was probally selling the last of these then and I should have bought a dozen pair. Is this brand still out there?

 

[SPYDERLK]

Has anyone tried jeans made from hemp fiber? Know a good source? Iv heard these are extremely comfortable and last longest. Cost is higher but Id sure like to try em.
larry

 

[Travelover]

Has anyone tried jeans made from hemp fiber? Know a good source? Iv heard these are extremely comfortable and last longest. Cost is higher but Id sure like to try em.
larry

So Larry, are ya growing hemp now?