Carhartt Men's Loose Straight Double-Front Denim Dungaree
Carhartt Men's Loose Straight Double-Front Denim Dungaree
Item # 1865786
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Carhartt Men's Loose Straight Double-Front Denim Dungaree
Item # 1865786
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Looking for workwear classics? The Carhartt Men's Loose Fit Mid-Rise Double-Front Logger Jeans have you covered. The double front durability gives these men's Carhartt logger jeans their workday credibility. Utility pockets plus a hammer loop keep small tools close at hand. Their loose fit is our most generous cut for plenty of room to move.
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- 13 oz., 100% cotton, washed denim jeans
- Jeans sit slightly below the waist
- Generous fit through the seat and thigh with the most room to move
- Double-front with cleanout openings that accommodate knee pads
- Multiple tool and utility pockets
- Left-leg hammer loop
- Straight leg opening fits over boots
- Imported
- Carhartt logo completes the jeans
| Brand | Carhartt |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Care Instructions | Machine Wash |
| Apparel Gender | Men's |
| Leg Style | Straight |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Clothing Features | Hammer Loop |
| Fabric | Cotton |
| Fly Type | Zipper |
| High Visibility | No |
| Lining Material | None |
| Number Of Pockets | 8 |
| Pant Fit | Loose |
| Pants Rise | Mid Rise |
| Warranty | None |
| Color | Blue |
| Size | 32x30 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 104944-H45 |
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Q: Are these the B73-DST Model, or the poorer quality replacement "upgraded" model? Thanks--(if they're the original, I'll be stocking up on a few!)
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PaulW
Review 1
3 out of 5 stars.
Sell new pants
9 days ago
I have been wearing some version of these pants for 40 years. WHY can't I get pants that are NEW denim not "pre washed" (pre worn out)?
Originally posted on carhartt.com
JeremiahC
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Dissapionted
a month ago
The fabric seams to be a lot thinner than the old ones I used to get
Originally posted on carhartt.com
DanielH
Eugene, OR
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
not quality anymore
2 months ago
been buying Carhartt jeans since I was a teenager, they used to be the best work jeans available. could easily make a few pairs last a couple of years but not anymore. Have bought 6 pair in the last 2 months, not a single pair has lasted a day. It's time for a permanent change.
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PWG
Chico, CA
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Over it.
2 months ago
It seems Carhartt has stopped making pants for working men and started leaning towards "designer jeans" that are more form than function. The old school logger jeans were the epitome of work pants. Loose fit, high rise, heavy weight fabric and suspender buttons. First the buttons went. Next the fabric became lighter and the rise became lower to the point where the current pants labeled "logger jeans" bare little resemblance to their predecessor. I witnessed a similar metamorphosis with Levi's when they began making pants more suited to teenage girls than to working men. I assume most of these changes are cost driven in an attempt to keep the price competitive but what "corporation-think" people forget is that people are willing to pay a bit more for quality. That's why some people drive Mercedes while others drive a Toyota Camary.
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