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Carhartt Men's Utility Loose Fit Double Front Logger Jeans
#104944-H45
$84.99
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Loose-fitting and comfortable, these Carhartt logger jeans are ideal for the jobsite. The generous fit through seat and thigh make them easy to move in and they have double fronts with cleanout openings that accommodate knee pads.
LOW RISE
WAISTBAND WITH BELT LOOPS
ZIPPERED FLY
GENEROUS FIT THROUGH SEAT AND THIGH
DOUBLE FRONT WITH CLEANOUT BOTTOMS ACCOMMODATE KNEE PADS
STRAIGHT LEG FITS OVER BOOTS
5-POCKET STYLING WITH MULTIPLE TOOL/UTILITY POCKETS & HAMMER LOOP
| Primary Fabric 1 | Cotton |
|---|---|
| Primary Fabric 1 Percentage | 100 |
| Pants Fit | Loose |
| Pants Cut | Bootcut |
| Pant Rise | Low |
| Pants Closure | Zipper |
| Fly Closure | Zipper |
| Number of Pockets | 7 |
| Advanced Technology | No Advanced Technology |
|---|---|
| Care Instruction(s) | Do Not Dry Clean,Tumble Drying Allowed,Do Not Bleach,Machine Wash Cold |
| Activity/Sports | Casual |
| Colour Group | Blue |
| Denim Wash | Mid Wash |
| Fill/Insulation Type | Not Applicable |
| Gender | Male |
| Hem Style | Hemmed |
| Pants Type | Jeans |
| Pattern | Not Applicable |
| Pocket Type(s) | Open |
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Quality of Product, 3.0 out of 5
Value of Product, 3.0 out of 5
Fit, 3.25 out of 5, where 1 equals to Fits Small and 5 equals to Fits Large
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4 out of 5 stars.
Carhartt quality
a month ago
I was hoping these were the ones with the suspender attachment buttons. Should have payed closer attention to the picture!
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3 out of 5 stars.
a month ago
I'm lucky I bought three pairs of these pants because after day two of wearing them they had already ripped in the zipper area. I was very disappointed, however the other two are still useable.
Originally posted on carhartt.com
3 out of 5 stars.
Sell new pants
2 months 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
2 out of 5 stars.
Dissapionted
3 months ago
The fabric seams to be a lot thinner than the old ones I used to get
Originally posted on carhartt.com
1 out of 5 stars.
not quality anymore
4 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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1 out of 5 stars.
Over it.
4 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.
Originally posted on carhartt.com
1 out of 5 stars.
Carhartt used to be for workers
5 months ago
I'm really disappointed in this Company, i don't know if they sold out or if ownership changed, but all the sizing of shirts, jeans, pants is all different and low quality. The last time I bought these jeans they lasted for about 3-4 years with heavy duty. Now they don't even fit properly and the material is this thin composite material denim. Carhartt sold out and now is nothing more than a Hipster brand just like all of the others, nothing is Original and durable anymore.
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1 out of 5 stars.
Bring back the B73
5 months ago
I have been a Carhart customer for at least 10 years. Probably longer. Have bought several dozen jeans. The style was B73-DST. They quit making them and they recomended this pair to replace them. Huge disapointment. I can't tell you how tough they are, because the fit is awfull. The material is definately thiiner, but the butt is much smaller and when I bend over it is not rated PG anymore. They may be fine to wear to church, or to the watch the ballgame, but useless as work pants. I am now looking for a new pair of pants, and at my age, that's not how I want to spend my time.
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