What are your favorite kind of everyday pants?

[gnarballsianm]

What kind of work is OP doing? I wear anything i can find for cheap that i will wear. Ross dress for less, they have the plugs on the low

 

[byubound]

For non-jean pants, I really like my prana stretch zions.

 

[No.Quarter]

Gramicci Original G pants. They are like khakis and sweatpants combined with crazy nice fabric that wears so well and stays soft, but they are also super durable and I often climb in them. They aren't that slim, but the extra width makes them so goddamn comfortable. And you can buy them for pretty cheap at Sierra Trading Post sometimes.

 

[riddsicle]

Purely out of curiosity, what type of work requires a pant that doubles as carhartt and casual?

 

[itzki]

only the yummiest

 

[JAHpow]

Pfffttt. You need to step up your game.

Ew, don't you want to at least look good?

 

[JoeNoss]

i like chinos they are comfy and breathable but durable

 

[Bodhisattva_]

http://www.carhartt-wip.com/

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

I honestly think it's hilarious that Carhartt is gaining traction as a streetwear brand

 

[250r]

i like corduroys...i think theyd hold up pretty well for work. all mine are like 10 years old

 

[ExudeOwners]

If you have a hard time finding or choosing good pants, you might want to consider checking some sites like

www.gq.com/story/the-best-chinos-for-your-body-type or

http://www.yourwearguide.com/best-jogger-pants/

You'll also get reviews and Tips too. Good luck on choosing!

 

[soulskier]

Duluth Fire Hose

 

[CaptainObvious.]

http://www.quiksilver.com/krandy-st...#cgid=men_clothing_pants&start=32&hitcount=61

I found these by chance when I had to get a pair of pants in a pinch in Disneyland and Quicksilver was my only option in walking distance.

They only come long, so you might have to tailor, but they fit like a dream. roomy enough for thick ass skier legs, but they still have a slimmer fit.

 

[1kewldewd]

Gramicci Original G pants. They are like khakis and sweatpants combined with crazy nice fabric that wears so well and stays soft, but they are also super durable and I often climb in them. They aren't that slim, but the extra width makes them so goddamn comfortable. And you can buy them for pretty cheap at Sierra Trading Post sometimes.

These pants are the shit, especially for climbing

 

[skiP.E.I.]

dickies 874 work. They come in black grey and brown. comfortable, functional, can be found for >$30.

 

[skiP.E.I.]

or hospital scrubs

 

[HowdahSphinx]

I have three pairs of the same black slim chinos from West 49. They come with a built in shoestring belt which is steazy af and also they're slightly stretchy which makes them comfy as well.

 

[skiP.E.I.]

Purely out of curiosity, what type of work requires a pant that doubles as carhartt and casual?

Could be landscaping/property maintenance/gardening, working in a market where you interact with customers but also warehouse/ stock items, kitchen work, delivery driving

 

[DirtYStylE]

I wear these: http://tgmskateboards.com/fourstar-pants-malto-signature-pant-navy/

I stopped wearing jeans... Cotton is much more comfortable IMO

 

[taylornicky]

Corduroy

 

[Chubz.]

khaki pants are most definitely the most comfortable pants in my opinion, especially the ones that stretch just a little bit, feels like you're wearing sweatpants

 

[Zypher]

khaki pants are most definitely the most comfortable pants in my opinion, especially the ones that stretch just a little bit, feels like you're wearing sweatpants

I agree with this completely, stopped wearing jeans when I found khakis. But khaki joggers man... They're so comfortable and have like twice the stretching. They're in the link below but I usually find them in my shop on the "Buy one: Get three free" rack so I'm not complaining. Oh and they don't fit skinny at all, trust me haha.
http://www.pacsun.com/pacsun/skinny...oggers&dwvar_0133436750173_color=025&start=29

 

[Connor_Sullivan]

Active stretch slim fit Bullhead khaki denim pants are the best. They have a slim fit with killer durability and amazing flexibility and looks

 

[zard_gawd]

For non-jean pants, I really like my prana stretch zions.

Gramicci Original G pants. They are like khakis and sweatpants combined with crazy nice fabric that wears so well and stays soft, but they are also super durable and I often climb in them. They aren't that slim, but the extra width makes them so goddamn comfortable. And you can buy them for pretty cheap at Sierra Trading Post sometimes.

pants intended for climbing definitely end up being super comfortable and durable. if your looking for something slim, which most likely isn't either of these options, I really like the gramicci climber g pant. They're slim but have plenty of stretch so they're not restricting. I started climbing in them and they're honestly starchy/flexible enough to stretch in

 

[FluidMotion]

Yes these ones seem practical for everyday

 

[Ninskasi]

No pants

 

[Pigeon.]

got on that chino game. what i skate in. u get the flex + ankles out if u cuff g???

 

[mike759]

Duluth pants are really durable, but I usually wear khakis

 

[dustygoldflakes]

Sweat pants because you never know if someone trying to get crossed up after class.

 

[Rennis_Deynolds]

hm side zip pants

 

[randymeetsworld]

Changing the wardrobe to solely MC Hammer pants

 

[corporatelobyist]

dickies are tight as fuck

 

[Stinging_Roger]

Kuhl pants. You can dress them up or down and they're insanely comfortable. Strong enough for work too.http://www.kuhl.com

 

[GayWolf420]

Pfffttt. You need to step up your game.

you guys are so fucking corny its unreal. step your jean game up.

 

[Mingg]

I have 9 pairs of the same leggings from forever 21 that I wear everyday until they're all dirty. My entire lower half wardrobe costed me less than $40. 10/10 would recommend

 

[Casey]

I honestly think it's hilarious that Carhartt is gaining traction as a streetwear brand

I was into it until I saw they want 130 bucks for jeans. Fuck that noise