Dickies Men's and Big Men's Relaxed Fit Stonewashed Carpenter Jeans

Being a tradesman for the past 40 years I have learn to rely on jeans that stand the test of time and hold up to the wear and tear on job sites that are filled with dust, grime and grease. I still have a pair of Dickies that I purchased approx. 5 years ago and I don't want to let them go, but the wife insisted that since there were holes in the knees it was time to part with them. Maybe I can sell them online as a new design fad and make money. The comfort level in these are great, and I want a jean that I can move around in and not be bound up like regular fit jeans. The side pockets, and even the regular pockets hold up well when I'm over stuffing tools and screwdrivers into them.

All work clothes manufacturers seem to be using lighter, less durable fabrics. Dickies is no exception. It's disappointing but at least Dickies are better priced than other brands. A bigger issue is the pockets…they are way too shallow. I wish they would change that.