Drying clothing every time in dryer will also help it not last as long. And if you wear it everyday of course it's not gonna lasts.

@@Ryan-1999 you totally missed the point.

@@Ryan-1999i see that you and the point are not very well acquainted.

It’s because now people are picking up carhartt for a fashion statement instead of work. So carhartt can get away with it because they’re still sturdier than any fast fashion clothes.

Carhartt made thier employees take the jab. I stopped wearing Carhartt and went back to Wrangler. I hope Carhartt employee sue Carhartt... I will not spend a dime on Carhartt, Nike or rebook. I retaliate against tyrannical companies

Where'd you get your toupe?

@@GassHogg beat me to it🤣🤣🤣

Are you going to be a mini-Cody, or are you > 6’?

Need some LocTite.

You beat me to it

Trapped in the drive thru

I just got out of here

Cozy Cody . =)

How did he know I've been here before?

I'm retired military, honestly uniforms make life simpler. I work EMS and also worked in an ER since the military. I'm again wearing uniforms.

Looking sane is handy. Frees you up to not have to be.

I went to public schools and I always wished we had uniforms.

I too like the idea, I'm just concerned with people a) thinking I own one pair of clothes b) my wife doesn't think like this and c) as far as looking sane, I would wander if people thought I was weird for wearing the same thing every day.

Pretty nifty

Important to be comfortable when you work, eh!

Which one?

How'd they hold up?

How'd they hold up?

@@andrewwilson8374 @Bosnian.Spartan The pants are still going. Cons- I don't like the inseam but you get used to it. The inseam is higher and are weird at first which isn't the same as the overall inseam. The pants don't have any side pockets on the leg and I like to carry cobras and a multi bit in the other side. The overalls only have them on one side. I wish they had two like Carhartt overalls. I changed to a utility belt like batman when I wear them. The pockets are a different feel. I like the Carhartt style better. The overalls suspender elastic isn't as supporting as the Carhartt and needs to be adjusted tighter throughout the day. The suspender clips broke on me and I had to buy a replacement clip at Fabricland. Carhartt suspenders and clip system are superior. The Pros- They are nice and lightweight and breath better. The crotch, pockets, and hemp material is superior to the duck. The overalls would still be going but I need to have the crotch repaired from a nail crawling in an attic. Not much you can do about that. They fit true to size for me. I order the overalls a size bigger like Carhartts because I like them a bit looser. I liked the top bib pocket on the overalls. it has a nice zipper pocket and the front pocket fit my iphone pro max with the otterbox defender. It has a button that divides the pocket you can open if you have a bigger phone. I will definitely purchase the overalls again for work and pants for wearing at home. I will try the winter overalls for the homestead this winter.

I should also mention that Patagonia offered to replace the overalls but I decided it was easier to replace the suspender clip. Great customer service and they stand behind their product.

Worn Hanes, BVD, Fruit of the Loom, and many others, I too have found Stafford to be the best Tee's so far. Also retired military. For 21 years didn't think about what to wear. After I re-entered civilian life, had to decide what to wear every single day, took some getting used to.

I can relate to this! I was in the military as well and worked for an EMS co for years. but for the last 23 years I've worked for a utility co and I don't have to wear a uniform... but I still wear basically the same thing everyday! lol. love it!

Great to hear!

@@wranglerstar The only thing I had to look for during the lock down last year was a disinfectant / laundry additive that isn't necessary but I do like. I was pretty upset with myself for not having it on the shelf. Today I went out and topped up my supplies. I'm good for at least a few months.

I live on a small farm and a vast majority of our food comes off my land. We now milk our goats and sheep and blend the milk. I no longer depend on the stores for that. I grew up in the Boy Scouts so "Be prepared" is my mantra. We live s prepper-like lifestyle and have certain items stocked. You are correct, it saved me a boat load of $$ when the prices skyrocketed.

​@@wranglerstarso what do you buy instead of carhartt that doesn't break the bank

Very well said,

What do you wear now?

Give Mountain Khakis a try, but buy them from Poshmark and go up 2" in the waist because they run small.

Daluth trading and I don't like them, I've tried several different types and haven't found a good pair yet

@@FarmersforTruth carhartt is so overpriced too

Is this farmers for truth about 9'11

I went in a thrift store. Just had bins full of pants, not organized, just dig through it. Dark blue Dickies and RedKap pants. .13¢ a pair or two for .25¢ and I spent $50.00 and have work pants for the rest of my life. Over half were brand new, never worn. Have a pair on now. I got all different sizes. Bigger and smaller, I can always wear the bigger ones around home. Mainly got ones that fit. They had shirts too, but had iron on patches. So I just got a few long sleeve shirts to wear welding or mechanics.

I work in a stamping plant and it took me over 7 years to wear a hole through a pair of Duluth's firehose pants. I swear by them.

I’ve tried my hardest to destroy my Duluth pants, but every time I take them out of the wash they still look brand new, never buying anything that isn’t Duluth, hell even their underwear is amazing

@@derekroberts4526 You must not be walking much in them then. Took me less than half that time even wearing them seasonally...

I work in varying temperature high humidity environments and they don’t even last 3 months on the job.

Carhaart became more of a fashion brand than a hard work brand

I love their button up flannel shirts. I think all of mine were purchased second hand too, can’t beat the price. For the heat of Summer their AC button up shirts are awesome, any hint of air movement goes right through them.

LOL!

Fantastic story! I was giving something to my co-worker last week and it had me patting down my jacket and pants trying to find which pocket I had put it in. It is hell come laundry day.

LMAO ! My friend Mike tells me, “I always get the last word when I argue with my wife”, I ask him “ how’s that Mike ? “ He answers back “yes dear”

Are britches short pants?

I once went on a date. A lady met me at my condo for us to walk to dinner. She saw me in my attire and proceeded to walk into my bedroom area and closet to pick out a new shirt. I was wearing the white shirt with suit thing. I laughed and rolled with it. I told her she would be a one nighter.

Your internet didn’t come with google?

Very comfy but they don’t hold up

@@MattieK09 definitely not true, those pants are bulletproof

Is it really considered a work watch/ no better options than a massive sport geared watch? I thought that was really interesting or is it just that everyone is wearing sports wear/gear and this just works?

@@georgesjunk I have busted 2 Fitbit watches and many more in the past (charge 4 and versa 2) before giving up with Fitbit all together. At first I couldn't justify the fenix because of the price. I looked at Casio G-Shock mudmaster, I like the way it looks but it's just too chunky for a mechanic, I'd be taking it off every 5 mins. Eventually it was down to fenix 6x sapphire or just the fenix 6x. I'm so glad I picked the sapphire model, this thing just doesn't scratch at all. Look at KZfaq videos on sapphire glass it's truly amazing. I too wouldn't wear anything else now. It tells me whether, live maps, GPS, messages and notifications from my phone which I can reply on the watch, select music on the watch, compass, altimeter, fitness tracking and too much else to list. I say it's a workers watch because no other watch can do all this and take a beating that a mechanic gives a watch, covered in oil, coolant, smacked, knocked pulled, covered in brake dust and dirt. I just wash my hands gently wipe the watch and it's like new every time

mines the 5x in sapphire since it came out! im super rough on watches as in none make it to 3rd year! this has....

Lobbyists cover up anything good to keep the money to the people who’ve had it lol

Timber industry was the one that had the bs studies and what started reefer madness

Cotton is more comfortable and easier to dye so it’s not just that joe Rogan talking point

​@@DesertJacks Hemp got caught up in Nixon "War on Drugs'. This is what one of his top advisor, Ehrlichman has to say about it. “You want to know what this was really all about,” Ehrlichman, who died in 1999, said, referring to Nixon’s declaration of war on drugs. “The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I’m saying. We knew we couldn’t make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities. We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings, and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were lying about the drugs? Of course we did.” There is debate on whether Ehrlichman statement over simplified the issue. That statement has been public for a while and there hasn't been much to refute that stance.

@@defoperator7993 lol wat

I'd recommend some of Jocko Willinks jeans. They're American made.

Levi's is too woke for me. Way too woke.

What causes are those?

@@1ohtaf1 They seem to lean left and campaign against climate deniers...sounds good to me lol better than other companies it seems..somewhat.

Their politics have turned me away from the products. They certainly would be contrary to Cody @wranglerstar. Some of it is good intended for the good of the land and I am fairly progressive as a rancher but as a rancher it stands contrary to my stance on so many animal issues. It is also comical that thousands buy from this company who I know do not vote in line with their ideologies

Word they are the worst

@@ranchhouse349 Can you be specific about which causes you disagree on Patagonia with?

My double knee Carhartt lasted me less than 8 months until they were completely covered in holes. I do residential hvac install. They’re okay but I’m gonna try something else. If I don’t get the double knee carhartt those last me less than 3 months. Glad they work for you though.

@chris miller actually, a month or two after I posted that, each pair that didn't have rivets started disintegrating like you said. The riveted ones are still in awesome shape for whatever reason. I started buying some cheap $13 Walmart jeans now, can't justify the pants if they are going to suddenly lose integrity all at once

@@HedgehogOutdoors I hear ya man, I think I’ll be doing the same thing here soon.

Duluth Trading Company has some of the toughest pants in their "firehose pants". I was a groundsman for 3 years cutting trees alternating 2 pairs of firehouse pants & i beat the heck out of them. Toughest pants I've ever owned & ended up getting a few more. As far as comfort, I think wranglerstar's may outperform the firehose pants but Duluth Trading Company also sells flexible pants & their famous ball room drawers.

It's the same for me.

Agreed. I never know which frequency I’m allowed to use without a license.

@@RitzWood32 Just use any frequenecy that's not for an emergency service, those toxic HAM radio guys can shove it.

@@schwuzi It's the FCC that makes the rules, why blame ham radio people?.

@@RitzWood32 Just get a GMRS license, good for 10 years. The price is only $70 for now but is suppose to be coming down as soon as FCC gets its act together, if that's possible. The new radios are really awesome.

@@schwuzi so basically if I hear static it’s not an emergency service and I’m good? Lol

Worked a winter on the great lakes. Deluth trading kept me warm.

Yay im 32 and a half

Thank you! I bought 6 pairs of the wrangler ATX pants and as a larger guy with tree trunk legs, it’s the only pant that fits properly (looks good, not baggy) but is also comfortable and stretches a bit to form fit. Very breathable.

@@doxx2265 They’re my favorite pant for the last few seasons. Their Outdoor line makes a really comfortable nylon/spandex pant that’s great for shoulder seasons, depending on your use. Great for hiking, camping, casual, etc. This is not a paid advertisement, lol. Style Number: NW780SM More breathable and comfortable, lightweight. Tougher shell: NS837PT Outdoor work in high grass summer time breathable. Also lightweight.

Ditto, I've got several pairs now. Cheap and tough, amazing fit, great look. Switched from Duluth Trading.

Same here, I fell in love with the ATG's and now my local Tractor store quit carrying them ! They are by far my most comfortable, functional, and favorite pant to date !

Don’t buy Patagonia. They are part of the woke community. A lot of their profits go towards the woke left agenda.

Where did you find the Patagonia pants? Thank you for your help.

Try the Duluth trading company flex firehose pants. So far mine are great.

@@Appalachianasshole41 and cost way too much

@@calebthacker2162 ypu ever heard of sales? You the type of hmguy whobwalks on a car lot and pays sticker price? Sure as hell sounds like it. Maybe stop being cheap and accept that a quality product costs more.

Look into redwing socks

Look into Darn Tough socks, made in VT and life time warranty. Best socks out there!!!!!

They are comfortable, and they wear well, but they get funky and without bleaching to kill the funk (not feasible with a colored sock) I don't know what to do with them. I've got a dozen or so pairs of them sitting in my drawer, fairly new and can't stand to wear them because they make my boots funky. Not an issue with good quality white socks, the brand I've been wearing has last me 3 years so far and still going strong. I bought two dozen more not long ago, in case I can't find them when I need more. They are by far the best socks I've ever owned, and they aren't really any more pricey than Hanes or Fruit of the Loom, which by the way are pure garbage anymore.

😮 congrats 🎉

Second this. I got one from this guy and it’s great. The buckle even has the MS number.

@@filster1934 They're almost the same design. If the Bison Designs belt doesn't work for you this one probably will have the same issue.

Style 55296, double knee is my guess

@@david2284180 That was my guess. Thanks!

They would need too they are £90 a pair here in U.K. my first couple of pairs of Carharrt shorts have worn through they are 4 years old but as you say made in Mexico. I may have to try the Patagonia’s now.