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I have both the Dickies shirt and the wrangler and they're my go to's. They work really well for me even at the lower price point so I can spend a little more on other areas of my wardrobe.
Commercial electrician here, working construction in hot and humid south I have to say that button down shirts don't feel best with all their folds and seams, the cuffs don't stay tucked in gloves well and the collar catches on my neck gaiter I wear for dust protection. I've since through experience come to mostly wear upf rated lightweight quick dry moisture wicking long sleeves. My current favorite being the Carhartt LWD series. After that Spyder makes a loose swimming rash guard that's not bad but obviously these shirts offer little to no cut resistance that's the trade off. As for pockets I don't care about that my high vis vest has all the pockets I need.
Im actually envious of some of the Carhartt womens stuff. Their Tencel shirts, more stretch fabric options, and a couple totally unique styles like the bomber jacket.
I'm not a trade worker, so forgive my ignorance. But how do folks not roast in all that polyester? My skin starts getting clammy 5 sec after putting on a poly shirt, which is fine if I'm doing a workout. But I don't understand how its comfortable to wear all day long doing work. Doesn't anyone wear chambray or light cotton twill shirts anymore?
For sure, but often these synthetic fabrics are designed to perform a function like the Duluth. You could never get that thin with a natural fabric without falling apart. I prefer natural fabrics, but workwear is always a balance of durability and price.
For me cotton is horrible. It gets wet and you are install locked into stagnant swamp mode. Poly shirts while they seem warm initially they are more “stable” as you sweat. I feel like dry cotton is great but you are not going to stay dry if it’s hot. A similar experience as this would be wool. I wear a wool base layer in the summer on my motorcycle and it ends up being cooler than wearing no base layer.
Nice analysis, I have to say a collared work shirt elevates pocket storage and looks professional. The LL Bean work shirt is my favorite, when it fades it looks even better. My favorite in colder weather is the Carhartt work shirt, snap buttons with flannel lining and looks a lot like the Ariat.
I just purchased from Red Kap. I bought 5 pants, 4 short sleeve hi vis button downs, and 3 long sleeve hi vis button downs. I'm a heavy haul trucker, and the hi vis is required everywhere I go. Pretty happy with my purchase, but I'd make some changes if I could
Hey Carl its starting to heat up and I do medium voltage underground, can you consider doing a video comparing your best long sleeve pocket tee shirts to protect those arms in the sun. Thank you very much.
Hey Carl, appreciate a roundup of “affordable” long sleeve work shirts. Even though I had my eye on the Duckworth Sawtooth for a couple of years, I quit lusting after it, as I would never actually work in a $300 shirt. I wonder if rich people like Kevin Costner actually wear $300 shirts to go shovel cow poop? If they do, it must be nice.
I wish you had done some spark testing to see if they melt or burn easily. I've been looking to get out of t shirts and into nice shirts like these. I do alot of welding and cutting but dont like FR shirts. They have those big stupid lables on them and they are stiff as hell. I would also love to see how these take grease and oil, how bad do they stain. I know the work I do is extremely hard on clothing so its hard to justify any real money on it. Thanks Carl for showing us now step up the testing for more than the electricians out here😂😂. ✌️
I usually go with either Duluth or Carhartt. I like the weight to durability ratio, the generous fit, and the general flexibility. The sweat wicking qualities of the Duluth and the Carhartt Force shirts are an additional bonus. The Riggs shirts are on my list, too. There is nothing basically wrong with old school.
Awesome video! I love wearing my work shirts and I love the variety of brands you showed. Maybe for the next one you should test the Wrangler Cowboy Cut Work Shirt!
Living in North Carolina, my go-to work shirt is a Lands End or L.L. Bean 100% cotton polo shirt. When it gets cooler, I add a work vest to it and I’m fine. It’s a professional look.
Wrangler Riggs for the win. Comfort, breathable, good looks, cut for movement, cost. Riggs line many styles and fabrics. Discount sales at stores and online. Use Wrangler Riggs for every day activities.
That 1620 seems really thick. With that being said, I actually bought the double knee utility pant not really knowing how thick it could be. BUT, I’m going to take it to work and beat it up like all my other work pants and see how it stands out. Excited to try that actually 💪🏼
I like the Carrhart fit but I wear wranglers and love them too. I just picked up a few Red Clouds Collective work shirts pricy but by far nicest work shirts I have ever owned
@@CarlMurawskifits accurately for a big chest , medium opening cuffs and forearm sleeves are good for a larger person like me and the chest size is accommodating for people who lift or have moobs. Dual front chest pockets but no gussets or stretch, so if you’re a running a spare tire you may feel a little tightness around the midsection and the collar doesn’t have a collar stay or button stay so it just flaps around which is probably the only thing I dislike about it. Since it’s cotton and perhaps created like this, it does and will have eventual color fade and wear/whiskers which I enjoy thoroughly.
For what I do, truewerks stuff is hands down the best and most comfortable clothes I’ve ever worn. I’m not in extremely brutal conditions where I’m basically a redheaded step child for my work. I do deal with abrasion but tbh I haven’t had a tear or rip and I still get extreme comfort.
This Video is Great value , Carl. Good to see your experience based opinion backed with the Tests. Didnt know the Wrangler but my favorite from the Moment you showed it. So Wrangler or Carhartt for me. Tho I dont Like the material of the Carhartt. Patagonia is really a bummer, but I am sure depending on the work you do it will perform Great.
My lady and I both love Duluth. the gussets really make all the difference . My only struggle is im a smaller guy and theyre all a little big for me me. If you do a short sleeve work shirt you should inculde chefworks in the lineup !
As far as affordable work shirts, carhartt and Ariat are best. Legendary Whitetails makes some good shirt jacks and flannel shirts that although marketed as casual are actually really tough. I wear them all the time.
My granddaddy wore the dickies shirt religiously. Pants too. I’ve seen it take a beating and it has my vote. The original dickies pants are great as well.
Can you do a review on Ciano Farmer and Tin Duck Denim jackets. Can you do a 1 for 1 comparison of these jackets to John Ship? These two brands dont have any recognition for the quality of work they are doing.
Good idea, but it can be really hard to get these items. Ship John is notorious for that, and I've heard Ciano Farmer Denim is the same way with long lead times. So just getting the products to compare will be difficult.
@CarlMurawski I searched the internet and on youtube and I can't seem to find a really dedicated video review of these two jackets. Maybe the tin duck denim, but nothing on the Ciano Farmer. It's a shame because these two brands can definitely do bespoke custom jackets if you ask them. I'm stuck choosing between these Two brands. One fashion semi work jacket(Ciano) or the other work semi fashion jacket if customized(Tin Duck).
@CarlMurawski Yeah. But at least you're not getting 2 years wait time with either these two brands. 3-6 months on either or on these two brands compared to 2 years with Ship John.
Than’s for the showdown !! Since you are in touch with carhartt could you do something about rain gear heavy medium and ligh5 weight gear and maybe add other brands in the mix ....just an idea
I have all the truewerk shirts. For some reason, the black shirt is a completely different material than the plaid versions. It's more of fleece material.
Nice shirts. Would be nice if they were available with a square cut tail. That came down to about the middle of the fly. So they could be worn untucked. More of a casual work wear shirt.
That's one of my favorite channels, and was clearly an inspiration for this video and some others. He does a great job, but rarely tests workwear. Hopefully that's where I can fill in the gaps!
My issue is FR. I wear the carhart FR long sleeve but the sleeve cuff wears out in less than a year. I often need FR but not always so I having something I can wear all day without having time change would be nice.
I didn't see red cap work shirt. Surprised since you used to be a mechanic. Would you do jean work shirts next and jackets? Good video when I first bought dickies for work I was impressed for my wear retail warehouse job I would wear navy blue pants and kayki work shirt I used to get mistaken for a marine proud eagle scout. This video reminded me of project farm you guys should do something together.
All the cheapo wrangler shirts win for me. I don't like the techy look at all, and the ones I have get worn to do light work around the house and casually to work at the office. Maybe not as tough as the others but way tougher than anything I need and looks good to go get beers after work.
Recently gone back to only buying dickies stuff, definitely not the most durable but I think they look the best for the price. You can pick up their stuff really cheap
@@CarlMurawskiI recently bought one of those Ben Davis half zip work shirt’s actually, I wear that everyday. The Riggs looks the best to me out of these
The Riggs is my favorite to wear of the bunch, but that might just be because its the most comfortable. I've tried Ben Davis pants and I have a sweatshirt too. How are their shirts compared to the competition?
@@Aminormaze I really don’t like them much. The fabric is rough, the zipper is undersized, and the fit is strange. They’re tough though… I’ll give em that!
Dickies all day. Last a long long time and I don't need to iron them. Also the price around 23 bucks when they have deals. Ain't no way I'm spending 50 bucks or above for a work shirt.
The underarm gussets are usually not placed forward enough to really be practical, especially if the sleeves are cut too narrow for starters and then gussets added where older shirts used to just have FUNCTIONAL SLEEVES.
I still don't know if I would pick the Duluth for the hot weather over the one or other because it's lightest weight but still polyester, right? I know they have usually two or three different competing models but I think their cold weather offerings are better overall.
Duluth Trading sizes have always been screwed up. Their mediums are more like a large or even larger. I stopped buying stuff from them because of this stupid idea.
Too tight and their pants both fell apart on me. They make it right when you send them back but carhartt and 511 tactical lasts longer for me. Also you can buy 3 or 4 pair for the price. I’ll probably try 1620 again because I do love American made, and the winter fleece lined work pants are really good minus the zipper blowing out making my manhood freeze 🥶
My first pair fell apart after a car ride first day, the crotch area had a hole when I got out of my work van before even starting work that day, they replaced them and that pair is still alive but way too tight. My winter work pants the zipper came unstitched. Definitely a 1620 issue both times and they owned up to it. I must have been unlucky but in their reviews you can find similar issues/complaints.
And then I get to the end and you're giving your opinion and you're saying teh 1620 is good but expensive but the price isn't said or on the screen at that time...when I would actually want to think about the price?
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Love it, project farm would be proud!
Yes! Absolutely my inspiration and the best "testing" channel on CZcams!
I can hear a "very impressive" now
@@lt3880 “we’re gonna test that!”
I have both the Dickies shirt and the wrangler and they're my go to's. They work really well for me even at the lower price point so I can spend a little more on other areas of my wardrobe.
Commercial electrician here, working construction in hot and humid south I have to say that button down shirts don't feel best with all their folds and seams, the cuffs don't stay tucked in gloves well and the collar catches on my neck gaiter I wear for dust protection. I've since through experience come to mostly wear upf rated lightweight quick dry moisture wicking long sleeves. My current favorite being the Carhartt LWD series. After that Spyder makes a loose swimming rash guard that's not bad but obviously these shirts offer little to no cut resistance that's the trade off. As for pockets I don't care about that my high vis vest has all the pockets I need.
Also Under Armour makes a long sleeve IsoChill shirt that's nice too i forgot to mention that one
The LWD line is fantastic. It's also getting a refresh this year, so we'll have to keep an eye on it. Thank you for your feedback!
I like that Carhartt and Duluth have women’s options. Wrangler might too, but I haven’t tried them.
Im actually envious of some of the Carhartt womens stuff. Their Tencel shirts, more stretch fabric options, and a couple totally unique styles like the bomber jacket.
Dude?!?😮😮 what the hell is this awesome science stuff. You’re so professional now ❤️❤️❤️
Hey hey, let’s not say things we can’t take back!! 😂
I'm not a trade worker, so forgive my ignorance. But how do folks not roast in all that polyester? My skin starts getting clammy 5 sec after putting on a poly shirt, which is fine if I'm doing a workout. But I don't understand how its comfortable to wear all day long doing work. Doesn't anyone wear chambray or light cotton twill shirts anymore?
For sure, but often these synthetic fabrics are designed to perform a function like the Duluth. You could never get that thin with a natural fabric without falling apart. I prefer natural fabrics, but workwear is always a balance of durability and price.
For me cotton is horrible. It gets wet and you are install locked into stagnant swamp mode. Poly shirts while they seem warm initially they are more “stable” as you sweat. I feel like dry cotton is great but you are not going to stay dry if it’s hot. A similar experience as this would be wool. I wear a wool base layer in the summer on my motorcycle and it ends up being cooler than wearing no base layer.
I always like a good work shirt! That’s all about what I wear all the time now! Always had a thing for wranglers!
Great format, Carl. Thank you so much for taking the time to enllighten us!
I'm glad you enjoyed it, more to come!
Nice analysis, I have to say a collared work shirt elevates pocket storage and looks professional.
The LL Bean work shirt is my favorite, when it fades it looks even better.
My favorite in colder weather is the Carhartt work shirt, snap buttons with flannel lining and looks a lot like the Ariat.
Introducing the Ben Davis 1/4 zipper, proudly crafted in the USA! 🇺🇸
I would love to see something like this for FR clothes!
I just purchased from Red Kap. I bought 5 pants, 4 short sleeve hi vis button downs, and 3 long sleeve hi vis button downs. I'm a heavy haul trucker, and the hi vis is required everywhere I go. Pretty happy with my purchase, but I'd make some changes if I could
Hey Carl its starting to heat up and I do medium voltage underground, can you consider doing a video comparing your best long sleeve pocket tee shirts to protect those arms in the sun. Thank you very much.
Great suggestion!
Hey Carl, appreciate a roundup of “affordable” long sleeve work shirts. Even though I had my eye on the Duckworth Sawtooth for a couple of years, I quit lusting after it, as I would never actually work in a $300 shirt. I wonder if rich people like Kevin Costner actually wear $300 shirts to go shovel cow poop? If they do, it must be nice.
Hahaha well if Yellowstone is any indication, there is plenty of Carhartt and Ariat to go around.
I wish you had done some spark testing to see if they melt or burn easily. I've been looking to get out of t shirts and into nice shirts like these. I do alot of welding and cutting but dont like FR shirts. They have those big stupid lables on them and they are stiff as hell. I would also love to see how these take grease and oil, how bad do they stain. I know the work I do is extremely hard on clothing so its hard to justify any real money on it. Thanks Carl for showing us now step up the testing for more than the electricians out here😂😂. ✌️
I usually go with either Duluth or Carhartt. I like the weight to durability ratio, the generous fit, and the general flexibility. The sweat wicking qualities of the Duluth and the Carhartt Force shirts are an additional bonus. The Riggs shirts are on my list, too. There is nothing basically wrong with old school.
Awesome video! I love wearing my work shirts and I love the variety of brands you showed. Maybe for the next one you should test the Wrangler Cowboy Cut Work Shirt!
Great suggestion!
Living in North Carolina, my go-to work shirt is a Lands End or L.L. Bean 100% cotton polo shirt. When it gets cooler, I add a work vest to it and I’m fine. It’s a professional look.
Wrangler Riggs for the win. Comfort, breathable, good looks, cut for movement, cost. Riggs line many styles and fabrics. Discount sales at stores and online. Use Wrangler Riggs for every day activities.
thank you. I was searching something similar to the wrangler one. you could do a video about heavyweight canvas/cotton shirts.
Thank you Carl for all the get information.
My pleasure!
That 1620 seems really thick. With that being said, I actually bought the double knee utility pant not really knowing how thick it could be. BUT, I’m going to take it to work and beat it up like all my other work pants and see how it stands out. Excited to try that actually 💪🏼
Such a pro channel. You set the bar bro, even if I don’t always share your tastes
Thank you sir!
I have an older dickies work shirt with pearl snaps from back they still made a snap front shirt and it’s by far my favourite work shirt
I like the Carrhart fit but I wear wranglers and love them too. I just picked up a few Red Clouds Collective work shirts pricy but by far nicest work shirts I have ever owned
These are the Carl videos that originally got me hooked on the CW channel. More of this please.
Great job, seems like a thorough test. I think expensive work shirts have a place with guys who want their casual shirts to last ten or thirty years.
Love the field notes lol
The field notes book is a perfect scale for pocket size. Plus, field notes are perfect for when you have to take notes on the job site.
Great video, I just buy the used old Levi’s denim work chore shirts - works great looks good and functional. 100% cotton and metal rivet buttons.
Good tip! How is the fit on them?
@@CarlMurawskifits accurately for a big chest , medium opening cuffs and forearm sleeves are good for a larger person like me and the chest size is accommodating for people who lift or have moobs. Dual front chest pockets but no gussets or stretch, so if you’re a running a spare tire you may feel a little tightness around the midsection and the collar doesn’t have a collar stay or button stay so it just flaps around which is probably the only thing I dislike about it. Since it’s cotton and perhaps created like this, it does and will have eventual color fade and wear/whiskers which I enjoy thoroughly.
Great info, thank you!!!
Awesome video man! My perosnal favorite button down work shirt is the Carhartt Rigby.
For what I do, truewerks stuff is hands down the best and most comfortable clothes I’ve ever worn. I’m not in extremely brutal conditions where I’m basically a redheaded step child for my work. I do deal with abrasion but tbh I haven’t had a tear or rip and I still get extreme comfort.
woooow carl got all sciency! Nice to see the new machines! congrats!
Hahahaha Sciency! Project Farm was a huge inspiration.
This Video is Great value , Carl. Good to see your experience based opinion backed with the Tests. Didnt know the Wrangler but my favorite from the Moment you showed it. So Wrangler or Carhartt for me. Tho I dont Like the material of the Carhartt. Patagonia is really a bummer, but I am sure depending on the work you do it will perform Great.
Great video as always. I have the Patagonia shirt and my only complaint is the buttons. Really hard to get through the button holes.
My lady and I both love Duluth. the gussets really make all the difference . My only struggle is im a smaller guy and theyre all a little big for me me. If you do a short sleeve work shirt you should inculde chefworks in the lineup !
Thanks for the tip!
The Patagonia is unique, I own two now, very soft and comfortable yet strong.
Thank you for making this video,great job
My pleasure!
As far as affordable work shirts, carhartt and Ariat are best. Legendary Whitetails makes some good shirt jacks and flannel shirts that although marketed as casual are actually really tough. I wear them all the time.
Awesome video! I thought the patagonia would do better on the abrasion test tbh
Same here! It was a huge surprise.
Red Kap? I was hoping it would be in there because I’m thinking about giving them a try
My granddaddy wore the dickies shirt religiously. Pants too. I’ve seen it take a beating and it has my vote. The original dickies pants are great as well.
Absolutely love all my Riggs button down shirts
This is a Project Farm test. I like it Carl
Huge inspiration for this video! Love project farm
Carhart makes a rugged heavier weight shirt I find looks and operates much nicer during the day.
Can you do a review on Ciano Farmer and Tin Duck Denim jackets. Can you do a 1 for 1 comparison of these jackets to John Ship? These two brands dont have any recognition for the quality of work they are doing.
Good idea, but it can be really hard to get these items. Ship John is notorious for that, and I've heard Ciano Farmer Denim is the same way with long lead times. So just getting the products to compare will be difficult.
@CarlMurawski I searched the internet and on youtube and I can't seem to find a really dedicated video review of these two jackets. Maybe the tin duck denim, but nothing on the Ciano Farmer. It's a shame because these two brands can definitely do bespoke custom jackets if you ask them. I'm stuck choosing between these Two brands. One fashion semi work jacket(Ciano) or the other work semi fashion jacket if customized(Tin Duck).
@CarlMurawski Yeah. But at least you're not getting 2 years wait time with either these two brands. 3-6 months on either or on these two brands compared to 2 years with Ship John.
2 years is insane. I agree that they need more exposure though, and I'll definitely keep them in mind especially since it was requested!
Wish some of these work brands would at least offer 1 FR/ARC rated clothing
Than’s for the showdown !! Since you are in touch with carhartt could you do something about rain gear heavy medium and ligh5 weight gear and maybe add other brands in the mix ....just an idea
I have all the truewerk shirts. For some reason, the black shirt is a completely different material than the plaid versions. It's more of fleece material.
Nice shirts. Would be nice if they were available with a square cut tail. That came down to about the middle of the fly. So they could be worn untucked. More of a casual work wear shirt.
Great video as always very informative.Can you make a similar video but on a plain white tee.... softness, abrasion wear...collar...price, etc
Ariat or wrangler for the win
Has to be cotton.
My three favorite are ariat carheart and wrangler
Based on my 1620 pants, I would absolutely love the shirts. My wallet absolutely hates 1620 though 😂
I love Project Farm but will take some time to see if this type of review and analysis works for heritage/workwear.
That's one of my favorite channels, and was clearly an inspiration for this video and some others. He does a great job, but rarely tests workwear. Hopefully that's where I can fill in the gaps!
My issue is FR. I wear the carhart FR long sleeve but the sleeve cuff wears out in less than a year. I often need FR but not always so I having something I can wear all day without having time change would be nice.
Watched the whole video knowing damn well I need FR rated and sewed in high vis and can’t get any of these 😂
I didn't see red cap work shirt. Surprised since you used to be a mechanic. Would you do jean work shirts next and jackets? Good video when I first bought dickies for work I was impressed for my wear retail warehouse job I would wear navy blue pants and kayki work shirt I used to get mistaken for a marine proud eagle scout. This video reminded me of project farm you guys should do something together.
Excellent video!
Thank you very much!
All the cheapo wrangler shirts win for me. I don't like the techy look at all, and the ones I have get worn to do light work around the house and casually to work at the office. Maybe not as tough as the others but way tougher than anything I need and looks good to go get beers after work.
Please consider Ben Davis in future comparisons :)
I wish you would have explained the breathability test. Do you want the larger number or the smaller?
Cool video
Said t before and will say it again, thorough
the patagonia broke my heart
Those 1620 shirts are incredibly comfortable but also incredibly expensive. Best work shirt? There's a question for the ages!
Ariat clothing is underrated
Ah... Heatstrap work shirt didn't make it into this video. Hope it will be next time or Carl can get one to test out.
Yeah I live in the NY/NJ area. Heatstraps is great.
No LL Bean in the mix?
Recently gone back to only buying dickies stuff, definitely not the most durable but I think they look the best for the price. You can pick up their stuff really cheap
They really are a great value, but that cuff is the achiles heel for me
@@CarlMurawskiI recently bought one of those Ben Davis half zip work shirt’s actually, I wear that everyday. The Riggs looks the best to me out of these
The Riggs is my favorite to wear of the bunch, but that might just be because its the most comfortable. I've tried Ben Davis pants and I have a sweatshirt too. How are their shirts compared to the competition?
@@CarlMurawski Ben Davis make the best shirts in my opinion, what do you think of their trousers ?
@@Aminormaze I really don’t like them much. The fabric is rough, the zipper is undersized, and the fit is strange. They’re tough though… I’ll give em that!
Bought a few of the lightweight carhartt chambray shirts (not force), neither lasted more than a few months before shredding on site
Wrangler ❤️
Time to expose Carhartt work pants with that abrasion machine.
1620s prices are insane
Any chance we can get one of these for FR shirts?
I'm always looking for suggestions, so there is definitely a chance!
Dickies all day. Last a long long time and I don't need to iron them. Also the price around 23 bucks when they have deals. Ain't no way I'm spending 50 bucks or above for a work shirt.
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I guess I should like the Ariat more but I don't care for Spandex, but still better than Polyester.
BUT it's also not ripstop? Of course, it can be hard to find the r/s with the cape back, too, and most the cape back ones are nylon now or someting?
Overlapping pockets are usually just awkward or add bulk, but sometimes works OK for paperwork I guess.
The underarm gussets are usually not placed forward enough to really be practical, especially if the sleeves are cut too narrow for starters and then gussets added where older shirts used to just have FUNCTIONAL SLEEVES.
Maybe this Wrangler line is less skinny cut than their rodeo ones. ?
I still don't know if I would pick the Duluth for the hot weather over the one or other because it's lightest weight but still polyester, right? I know they have usually two or three different competing models but I think their cold weather offerings are better overall.
Someone’s been watching Project Farm. ;)
11:20 it’s a sad day in America when a Chinese abrasion tester has a label in which ABRASION is misspelled.
I know! Hahaha they somehow added a “T”
What are YOU wearing in the video, Carl?
Thats an OLD Carhartt I bought at Bobs waaaay back when I was an apprentice.
Hey hey HEY, you leave my Natty Ice shirt alone.
😂
Hey Carl! Now lets really put them shirts to the test!
Duluth Trading sizes have always been screwed up. Their mediums are more like a large or even larger. I stopped buying stuff from them because of this stupid idea.
Wow. A project farm video broke out durimg this.
I love Project Farm! The best “testing” channel on the internet
Come on who’s gonna pay $128 for a work shirt if your working in the trades!
Wrangler should’ve be represented by pearl snaps. The best overall work shirt.
But which are the best to wear when "Donald Ducking" it?
The Patagonia is the best . Period. They might be high but you get what you pay for
Once you go 1620, you’ll never go back. 🇺🇸
Too tight and their pants both fell apart on me. They make it right when you send them back but carhartt and 511 tactical lasts longer for me. Also you can buy 3 or 4 pair for the price. I’ll probably try 1620 again because I do love American made, and the winter fleece lined work pants are really good minus the zipper blowing out making my manhood freeze 🥶
@@NickLibby-bm7ts You busted through ballistic nylon? It’s not a 1620 issue.
My first pair fell apart after a car ride first day, the crotch area had a hole when I got out of my work van before even starting work that day, they replaced them and that pair is still alive but way too tight. My winter work pants the zipper came unstitched. Definitely a 1620 issue both times and they owned up to it. I must have been unlucky but in their reviews you can find similar issues/complaints.
@@NickLibby-bm7ts What’s your height and weight?
6’ and I weigh like 190. 36 years young and I’m an HVACR tech.
We don't trust you like we trust project farm
Yet, you're here commenting....
@@CarlMurawski Well, project farm drops on Sundays
Definitely next time just make a reference table and do analysis instead of reading out dozens of facts...
And then I get to the end and you're giving your opinion and you're saying teh 1620 is good but expensive but the price isn't said or on the screen at that time...when I would actually want to think about the price?
first
Well I'm glad you made it! Welcome!
bald
Good luck with your music career.
Bald + Beard = Badass
@@NickLibby-bm7ts no lie about that
The intro song changed 😱😱😱 change is upon us 🥲