belshawelk
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Buy Carhartt. I cant put a hole in them if I tried. like cardboard but they wont come apart
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I have Carhartt stuff that is ancient and good for some things. But they are made in china now. I was looking for new larger insulated bibs or coveralls and made in USA.
Stiff as a board and noisier than a rattlesnake hunting, but hot. LOL
2ski
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I dont know of its been said. I'm not reading 5 pages of talking about jeans. But try Kuhls. I love them. The just fit right.
Redmt
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I've worn Levi's longer than I can remember. I'll wear holes in them, catch them on fire, snag and tear them but never had a pair blow a seam. I've had Levi's last so long I have them in 34-35-36and 38 waist sizes that are still in great shape. The 34+35's will never see daylight again.
Dakotakid
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You might consider red ants pants, my wife likes how the seams are relocated on the nether regions for her parts.
2rocky
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I'm a Wrangler guy as well. I definitely think there are grades of QC on Jeans. When you find a deal on them, the likelihood of poor stitching or fabric is higher.
noharleyyet
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I had pretty good luck with Cinch.
yeah, for $85/per
noharleyyet
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They weren't cheap but not 85/per...but lasted longer than the thinner cheaper made Wranglers. I do recall cowboy cut wranglers lasting much longer, way before Cinch.
I've worn Wrangle for quite a while, and I don't recall ever ripping out a seam. Usually, they eventually wear out in the thy from fighting my way through brush or they lose a battle with a barb wire fence. They don't do to good against barb wire.
