Difference in Carhartt vs Wrangler

[GeneV]

I buy the wranglers at walmart. Super cheap, but totally fine! I wear the shirts at work while machining, they're great. Their jeans are great too, when they start showing wear, they're demoted to work/yard duty.

 

[goeduck]

There are different styles of Wranglers as there are with most brands.

I never knew of the Wrangler Riggs style before it was posted here, I will have to look into those.

 

[two_bit_score]

Not sure what you're getting at. My Wranglers have the same number of pockets as they did when I was a kid.

HaHa! I'm talking about the Wranglers not having enough pockets and not large enough pockets.

Plus the denim is too hot. It seems like the cotton duck breaths better in hot Texas weather.

 

[MossRoad]

HaHa! I'm talking about the Wranglers not having enough pockets and not large enough pockets.

Plus the denim is too hot. It seems like the cotton duck breaths better in hot Texas weather.

OH!

 

[ROUSTABOUT]

I miss my old Toughskins.

 

[ROUSTABOUT]

OH!

I've got some wranglers here with no watch pocket. Where do I put my spare key? They are thrift store britches but they are like new.

 

[ROUSTABOUT]

20X?







I've got two prime rules for pants. Durability and cargo pockets. I used to wear Poppers and BDU's, but they tend to wear out. My first Duluths were the Fire Hose Cargo Work Pants and then the Fire Hose Briar Pants back in 2015, because I tend to get into the briars. The briar pants don't have cargo pockets but the extra protection is worth it. And about all I've been wearing for long pants are the Duluths since 2015.

I've since bought several of their other variations (only when they went on special of course) of their cargo pants and only the "dry on the fly" were not suitable for going through the briars, brambles and brushes where a rabbit couldn't go. The briar pants are my go to's for when I'm cutting trees down in Mississippi. The last thing I want to worry about is getting trapped in thorns.

id wear good jeans incasnin the timber rattles, water moccasins, and copperhead.