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My number one favorite manufacturer for pants or shorts ( other than for physical work ) are Kuhl. I absolutely love the styles, fabrics, fit, amount of stretch and phone pocket. I also love their shirts, vests and jackets as they fit well if you have an athletic build.
My next choice for pants, or more rugged and heavier ones would be Mountain Khakis.
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Kuhl is outrageously expensive. I have s Kuhl down jacket - love it, but man it is pricey stuff.
JC Penney has machine washable dress pants by STAFFORD Brand. The JCP in house brand. Washes in the machine and hang dry for no iron professional look. GREAT for hot weather.
HAGGAR has something similar in the Pro Light Weight or something called similar. Great for warm weather as well.
The ultimate DURABLE dress pant is the DICKIES #874 which now comes in a flex material.
I own and use all of these. ALL great products.
Bonus Tip :
Anything WRANGLER oriented dominates the jeans market in terms of quality and fit !
Well, I AM an old dude. But I'm an old dude with thighs like tree trunks.
Back in the 70s, when I was a young dude, and there were no pleated pants, I routinely ripped pants out from stem to stern by attempting exotic moves like bending over to pick up a coin from the ground.
When pleated pants started being offered again in the early 80s, I shouted "Hallelujah! My testicles no long need be constricted and I can now actually move and bend over!" and I can tell you that the fashion police will have to pry my last pair of pleated pants off my cold dead legs.
Those skinny-legged pants without pleats work fine for young guys with legs like twigs and minimal male equipment in the middle, but the extra room offered by pleats has been critical for me in being able to do, in comfort, exotic activities like sitting and driving a car, or stepping up on something that's waist high, or sitting on the ground cross-legged.
Lol. I wanted to "hate on ya" but now I just can't. Damn you.
I love Bonobos "Weekday Warrior" pants, honestly. I've got 5 pairs. They're great.
Yeah, Bonobos are the only workday dress pants and chinos I buy anymore. Pretty much all I've bought in that wardrobe category for going on 6-7 years now.
I usually wear tactical pants to work but there are times when I
have to wear some nice pants. I have nice pants that fit with suits
but I don't like to ruin them. I don't like Carhartt(yuck) and I don't like
wranglers (double yuck).
Men what is your alternative to docker pants. I have many but this weekend I
went to get some at macy's and JC and I got these LUX stretch dockers most
horrible pants I have ever bought and returned them. The stretch material
lets every lint,hair directly target your pants and they are hard to iron.
Any suggestions I have tried Nautica in the past and they discolored in the second to
third wash.
any suggestions are much appreciated.
Jeans, 501
Chinos, Target Good Fellow go on sale for $15.
Dress pants I stick with Suit Supply for dress pants and Dillard's Cremiux for business casual. Cremiux is very old man cut but they look okay, hold up well, and since they're plastic pants you don't need to deal with ironing or dry cleaning.
LL Bean purchaser here. They also offer several fits. They have regular type chinos and also dress chinos. With their liberal return policy you can order a pair, try them, and return them if not satisfied.
For cheap chinos, the George line at WalMart.
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