ridger
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- Location
- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Which are any good? Don't want 50 pockets, want stretchy waist, splash proof, not ones that rise up out of wellies.
Good work trousers
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Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
I just wear joggers. Adidas 3 stripe etc. Wear a boilersuit on top.
Pistonbroke
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If you want jeans Marks and sparks Stormwear are tougher and they stretch and supposed to be splash resistant. Look them up on eBay and there's seconds for about£16 instead of £40
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
I just weat wrangler jeans
From where? My local only has then at 50 quid a pair.
- Location
- South wales
Englebert strauss
- Location
- South Pennines ol14
Amazon, I hated jeans but now wear them for everyday work , horrible when they are wet though
I too wear up my previous best clothes ...have been know to lamb in a pin stripe suit before not sure the ewes appreciated my efforts
- Location
- Carmarthenshire, West Wales
have you got a link please?
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Amazon .
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
No im wrong , either matalan or hnm
When I come home wearing a suit I'm usually not in a SUITABLE condition to do anything, a fortnight ago one of the store cattle buyers in Hereford turned up from a funeral wearing black tie and suit and was seen loading his artic in the said attire
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- Location
- Co antrim
Has any1 bought site work trousers off screwfix? Seem cheap but cant get onto thier website to put up a pic.
Party Pete
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CAT workwear trousers are good I find .
Started wearing Snickers slim fit work trousers 12 months ago having always worn jeans previously. Have found them excellent. Far superior comfort over jeans and more airy if worn underneath waterproof leggings. Very good longevity so far too. Not a hole in the 2 pairs I have and they're on 7 days a week. Downside, for the most part there's a couple extra pockets I'm not that keen on round my waist but equally they can come handy if I want to stash a load of nails in my pockets for some jobs. They are a bit pricey but worth it for the longevity.
ridger
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- Location
- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
I was working with corduroy type but the arse is too easily ripped. Nice to wear though
- Location
- South Pennines ol14
I used to use dickies work trousers, but you had to get the ones with brass zips, lasted ages , once I stopped the engineering and farmed full time I used them until going on to wranglers
- Location
- North Notts
I like the Dewalt trousers. Costco have them on special offer from time to time. Lightweight, easy clean and room to move.