Good quality jeans/ trousers

[Hard Graft]

What are people wearing that are good quality and value as running low on them

Though need long leg version as 6’4

 

[sustainable24]

Levis?

Thats what i buy I have a couple for odd jobs and a couple for best, they do the job.

 

[Bobby Spray]

Gant

 

[David.]

Shearing jeans aren't cheapest, but have higher waist and fit well.

 

[PhilipB]

George at Asda, jeans two for £14.

 

[Andrewapril]

Wrangler jeans from charity shop

 

[Nithsdale]

For work? - Blue Circle heavy denim jeans. I take a 34" leg, they're about £14 each on eBay. Proper denim, none of this Spandex stretchy shite that seems to be taking over.

 

[AftonShepherd]

George at Asda, jeans two for £14.

WTF! I'm sure they were 2 for £16 here the last time I bought some. Still can't go wrong at that price

 

[milkloss]

Wrangler or Levi here. The main complaint I have about Asda/next or anything like that is that the pockets are too fragile. A folded pen knife will cut through them in a day just by walking about.

 

[nick...]

Dickies work combat trousers.very hard wearing but keep sliding down my arse.
Nick...

 

[Lofty1984]

Strauss

 

[Pistonbroke]

Marks and Spencer Stormwear jeans. A bit showerproof and a bit elasticated.

 

[MrNoo]

For work? - Blue Circle heavy denim jeans. I take a 34" leg, they're about £14 each on eBay. Proper denim, none of this Spandex stretchy shite that seems to be taking over.

Actually the stretchy shite is pretty good as you don't tend to split the jeans on the knee like traditional ones seem to do. Also if you happen to put on a bit of girth, catered for you again.

 

[Nithsdale]

Actually the stretchy shite is pretty good as you don't tend to split the jeans on the knee like traditional ones seem to do. Also if you happen to put on a bit of girth, catered for you again.

Actually they rip far easier on wire than traditional, proper jeans, and offer far less protection. They are not as hard wearing either and they do wear out and go into holes. - without warning.

 

[Whitepeak]

Wrangler or Levi here. The main complaint I have about Asda/next or anything like that is that the pockets are too fragile. A folded pen knife will cut through them in a day just by walking about.

Heard somewhere (maybe on here) that cheap jeans are stone washed with the pockets sew in. Therefore they wear out quicker as they are effectively part worn out when you buy them. Some of the more expensive brands sew the pockets in after stone washing, so the pockets last longer as they aren't worn out when new.

 

[ISCO]

Bought a pair of Bisley work trousers earlier in the year after reading some previous threads on here. Very happy with them, comfortable with a little stretch in them.
Will be buying another pair shortly.

 

[michael N123]

I wear tuffstuff work trousers

Never ripped them and there comfortable

Would never wear jeans to work in again

 

[Boysground]

work Englebert Strauss fit a treat and hard wearing. Going out levi’s usually 511, Amazon the cheapest.

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[vantage]

Landsend, reasonable quality at favourable prices when on sale.

 

[sheep boy 3000]

M&S stretch jeans, £24 a pair or lidl workwear trousers that are double lined.
I have the same problem, down to my last pair.
Boots are my issue. Buckbootz were very comfortable but were hell to get on and lasted 8 months before the sole came off. V12 are holding up slightly better but buffed through to the steel toe cap quick and have split up the side.
Anyone know of decent goretex boots that dont rot away?