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I wear cords pretty much every day. Also I wear these half sweatpant half khaki type pants called canton pants. They're super comfy, pretty durable, and I like having the elastic ankle.
frosted_flakesI wear cords pretty much every day. Also I wear these half sweatpant half khaki type pants called canton pants. They're super comfy, pretty durable, and I like having the elastic ankle.
those look really comfy, i might pick up a pair. I have a semi-formal work attire job, you think this look really causal or could look fancier with a dress shirt?
jaylibthose look really comfy, i might pick up a pair. I have a semi-formal work attire job, you think this look really causal or could look fancier with a dress shirt?
Definitely a little more on the casual side but people have mistook them for khakis pretty often when I wear them. Could definitely look okay with a dress shirt, only problem is there's no belt loops.
On a more serious note though OP, I do where cords for all my everyday pant needs. If I go mtb not in the summer I wear jeans. But recently I bought some carhart cargo pants for hunting in the winter and they so far have been very warm and durable. ^those 511 pants look more professional than carhart and seem like theyd be of quality too. Anyone on here have fleece lined carhart pants? Ive never owned any but they seem like theyd be quite warm
Carhartts are truly the one pant quiver in my opinion, although the women in my life may disagree. The fleece lined ones are incredible although I prefer to just buy the canvas double front pants since they are more versatile. Bonus points, the hammer loop holds an ice axe very well. Breaking in a pair of Carhatts is just incredible.
For classier occasions cords are the only way to go.
cydwhitCarhartts are truly the one pant quiver in my opinion, although the women in my life may disagree. The fleece lined ones are incredible although I prefer to just buy the canvas double front pants since they are more versatile. Bonus points, the hammer loop holds an ice axe very well. Breaking in a pair of Carhatts is just incredible.
For classier occasions cords are the only way to go.
yeah I love carhartt pants and thats really all I wear... I have a new semi-professional attire job tho so I can't wear those to work, thats why Im looking for other options
My gucci cords. Car key punctured a hole by the pocket in them almost right after I copped them so they're beaters now with that rip but are still mad nice and comfy and fit well.
I'd recomend some square pants. Besides them being quite spongy I like them a lot. I used them everyday until one unfortunate day I was at the beach and they ripped.
spliff.LifeOn a more serious note though OP, I do where cords for all my everyday pant needs. If I go mtb not in the summer I wear jeans. But recently I bought some carhart cargo pants for hunting in the winter and they so far have been very warm and durable. ^those 511 pants look more professional than carhart and seem like theyd be of quality too. Anyone on here have fleece lined carhart pants? Ive never owned any but they seem like theyd be quite warm
My hometown in rainy Western WA was on a Carhartt ad because so many people there rock it lol. The fleece lined pants are awesome for muddy/snowy winter activities. If you are working on the ground kneeling down a lot or for hunting they make some "double knee" with an extra patch of denim i've had a pair for like 5 years still in great shape.
MrpancakesI'd recomend some square pants. Besides them being quite spongy I like them a lot. I used them everyday until one unfortunate day I was at the beach and they ripped.
casualthey do make slim fit carhartts. they look slick. I wear the reg fit, but either way, they're amazing pants, perfect for work.
Link? I like how durable Carhartts are but I always hated how baggy the legs fit.
I just bought a pair of Topo Designs work pants and love the fit and thick material. Basically a slimmer fitting carhartt without all the unnecessary pockets.
On a side note, anyone else on here absolutely hate jeans? I just threw out my last pair. They always bunch up in the crotch, have absolutely no stretch, and are 1800s technology in a modern world with modern fabrics.
I got a pair of Outlier pants last year and love em. This is the fabric that will replace jeans. Stretchy, look great with a dress shirt or a t shirt. Kinda pricey but I've yet to find a comfier pant that is also rugged. http://shop.outlier.cc/shop/retail/slim-dungarees.html
Check out Swrve too. It's a biking company and they use 4 way stretch. Fitted pants with good stretch that I use for hiking and biking, and also look good enough to wear around to bars.
tittyboiLink? I like how durable Carhartts are but I always hated how baggy the legs fit.
I just bought a pair of Topo Designs work pants and love the fit and thick material. Basically a slimmer fitting carhartt without all the unnecessary pockets.
On a side note, anyone else on here absolutely hate jeans? I just threw out my last pair. They always bunch up in the crotch, have absolutely no stretch, and are 1800s technology in a modern world with modern fabrics.
I got a pair of Outlier pants last year and love em. This is the fabric that will replace jeans. Stretchy, look great with a dress shirt or a t shirt. Kinda pricey but I've yet to find a comfier pant that is also rugged. http://shop.outlier.cc/shop/retail/slim-dungarees.html
Check out Swrve too. It's a biking company and they use 4 way stretch. Fitted pants with good stretch that I use for hiking and biking, and also look good enough to wear around to bars.
that is the carhartt street wear site, some pretty cool stuff. I got a pair of pants of there though and wore them all the time for about a year and they started to rip out. not quite as durable as my normal carhartt stuff
jaylibyeah I love carhartt pants and thats really all I wear... I have a new semi-professional attire job tho so I can't wear those to work, thats why Im looking for other options
