Women's Workwear Pants Review - Carhartt, Dovetail, Duluth Trading Co., Patagonia
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- I am 5'6" and normally wear a L (size 10 or 30) in pants and a M in tops.
Dovetail Day Construct Ripstop in Olive Green
Size: 10
Inseam: 30
Price: $130 CAD
Patagonia Women's All Seasons Hemp Canvas Double Knee Pants
Size: 10
Inseam: Regular
Price: $85 CAD
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Carhartt Force Fitted Lightweight Utility Legging
Size: Medium
Inseam: Regular
Price: $74.95 CAD
Carhartt Women's Slim Fit Crawford Double Front Pant
Size: 10
Inseam: Regular
Price: $69 CAD - Jak na to + styl
Finally, someone reviewing woman's work clothes by a woman that works! Thank you!
What about heavy duty work pants, coveralls, gloves (especially winter worker!), and please please please do boots (and list sizes available, because I'm shoe size 5).
Keep up the good work, and the good fight. No more pink for heaven's sake! 🤣
My next video will be on overalls so keep an eye out! I definitely want to do a boot review, I'll add it to my list. Thanks so much for your support :)
As an engineer who’s 110 lbs soaking wet I could cry 😭 thank you so much
The Duluth pants ripped in the thigh in under six months of wear here on the farm. Two different models, within weeks of each other! One pair was the same as yours and the other was their gardening pants. This was pre-plague so I had bought in person even so I'd tried them on first. Neither was at all tight on me. When I contacted them, they tried to claim that was normal wear and tear and gave me a huge hassle. I did get a refund, but had to ship them back at my own cost (which would have been free in the US) and super did not appreciate that they tried claiming I was trying to wear pants that are too small. My husband also got pants from them and not only were his way thicker fabric, they also have a gusset in the crotch! (Like the Dovetails, which I love)
I needed this! I literally ripped my new pants in the field today 😭 My struggle is finding pants that are durable but light weight and breathable because I’m mostly trekking through the woods, weeds, wetlands and it gets sticky…
The most lightweight pants from this list would hands down be the Dovetail. Next to that, and a much more affordable pant would be the Duluth pants! Let me know if you end up getting either (or if you find other pants that I didn’t include!!) & what you think 😊
I’m doing field work this summer and I cannot find any pants that fit both needs of protection from the bush and breathability for hot days 😢
I LOVE the carhartt leggings! I'm one of those women cursed with a small waist and big butt and thighs. Finding work pants that don't gap in the back is almost impossible, but the carhartt leggings are my new favorite! Very durable!
For a first video you did amazing! I didn't think that was the case at all. Thank you for this, my wife and I have been trying to find some good work pants for her for some time. This gives us a better spot to start.
Thank you!
I’m also planning to be an env tech so yes thank you so much for this 😊
Super helpful! I’ve been hesitant to buy Dovetail and Duluth’s, good to know they are worth it! Can’t wait to see more reviews!!
Awesome video! Exactly what I needed to see! I’ve been flip flopping on my next pair of work pants and this was so informative 🙌🏼 Cant wait to see the next one 😁👌🏼
Thank you so much for watching!! I’m so glad you liked it. I’m thinking overalls next 😊
Thanks for this video! I'm a gardener and I live in NZ so this was super interesting.. unfortunately they don't sell most of these brands in NZ but it's still awesome to see someone making this video.
Great video, especially for it being your 1st. I have a suggestion for a video rain jackets, my GF is a landscaper & needs a super durable rain jacket she can still move & not sweat to deaths
Would love to see a review on the REI Trailsmith line!
I have had terrible exerience with Duluth Trading. Five pairs, always start great & never make it a year before they have a hole in the knee or crotch. Wasted so much money, finally learned.
I have 4 pairs of the Carhartt leggings and they are my favorites for warmer weather. I can be out in the pouring rain, or on a moon pad on the side of a mountain, or cutting through thorny bushes and they keep me comfy and have yet to snag or tear. Not so great for cold weather unless they're your base layer. Definitely going to check out Duluth after seeing your review though! Super helpful video!
I’m glad I watched this cause I was about to go for Patagonia but I have a short torso and high rise pants almost come up to the girls if you know what I mean 😬 thank you!
Thank you! I need pants with lots of pockets
Great video! I came here from your Instagram and I’m happy to see you’re doing more detailed reviews!
I’m not an import expert, but I think if the website has a “Canadian version (.ca)”, it will charge you HST instead of import duty (I think)? In any case, the government wants to get their share of the money 😅
Oh wow I had no idea that was how it worked!!! I probably ordered from their US site…I don’t know if they even have a Canadian site, going to look into it, thanks for the tip ⭐️
So helpful to know what the options are!
Thank you! Just scratching the surface with this video but more will be coming 😊
Great video!!!
Thank you so much!!! 😁❤️
I bought a pair of those carhartt leggings at tractor supply earlier this year for (if I remember correctly) about $20! They always have carhartt on sale, especially in the women’s section. :)
Best pants review! Plus kittehs!
Thanks so much! The inseam info is helpful for us tall ladies so thanks for including that. I would love a similar video comparing work coats/jackets from these same brands! (Specifically, do they have flexibility in the arms or do they feel bulky and stiff, are pockets big enough for a large smart phone, and how big hoods are. ) Thanks!
THIS!!
Here we GO!!
My daughter does CRM archeology, so is hiking miles through fields, overgrown forests, and thorny patches, and digging around 25 shovel tests a day. She and the other female CRM workers have found that the men’s Duluth firehose work pants hold up the best. They are comfortable, functional, fit well, and are sturdy. The same pants for women have less pockets, the pockets are less deep, and aren’t made as well. When will these companies learn?
Great site
I have the same carhartt pants and also one in jeans, different materials but both ripped with in a year...
I was looking for knee pad inserts for the Britt utility dovetail pants. Do you know of good ones that would fit in them well?
I need some with lots of deep pockets
Please please please do a review on insulated bibs for winter.
I have been wearing the Carhartt storm defender bibs for 2 years on my farm and they are fantastic! I did rip the crotch (not the seam) climbing over a fence, but a piece of duct tape did the job, lol.
It's frustrating that carhartt womens xs is a 27 which leaves out size 26, 25 and 24 and anyone petite. I leave reviews at least once a year about it 😒.
I saw another YT review by DIYosefine where she recommends ordering boys carhartt pants for petite girls. They looked amazing on her! czcams.com/video/PJW8aNiqCxw/video.html
Mid size women (including myself) with curves..... no one makes pants for us. What do I have to do to get a stretchy waist!?!?!?!?
Nothing beats carhartt material and filsons. The men’s clothing is just better my not fit that well but they last years. Also the price matches the quality women’s workwear is just poor quality but when red ants pants were a thing those were truly the best quality women’s work pants made like men’s but with women sizes and curves.
Dove tail sounds great but most fit so wrong!
Women’s work wear is definitely lacking... Carhartt Crawford pants are a joke, they are not durable enough for the automotive industry. I understand not everyone needs super stiff pants, so for my preference I really like Dickie’s carpenter pants from Walmart, or men’s Carhartt loose fit firm duck pants. I can usually fit into a 28 waist with enough room to move around, but it is definitely not easy if you have any sort of hips or bum!