Project Farm- Tests Jeans
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The better jeans are Pennzoil? I can only imagine a certain kind of wear tests, with perhaps four ? items (there are two pairs there) and how not only was that not relevant to motor oil but... yeah.
Looks like I'll get a camera. Have a great day.
Looks like I'll get a camera. Have a great day.
I live in Florida, I've not worn jeans in decades! It's too hot.
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Did he send off a used Jeans analysis?
Not sure exactly the point of this one is... going to depend on the user and the way they are used...
That being said, Carhartt Traditional Fit / Straight leg jeans are the "standard" day to day jean in my usage. My work uniform is basically these, Red Wing Steel toe boots, and a polo shirt/button down shirt/or heavier when cold... (Then add the PPE on top of it...)
That being said, Carhartt Traditional Fit / Straight leg jeans are the "standard" day to day jean in my usage. My work uniform is basically these, Red Wing Steel toe boots, and a polo shirt/button down shirt/or heavier when cold... (Then add the PPE on top of it...)
Average guy at a Lowes or Home Depot, inseam 2" too long:
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Every Cowboy wears a Jean like that or longer that's actually to short you figure out the answer let me know BTW I wear a 30 36 or 38 easy to find you just shopping in wrong place.
I go to Kohls. You have a 30" waist and wear a 36-38 inseam? You are really tall and skinny.
Back when I laid block/brick Carhartt's were the only thing that would hold up until the Wrangler Rugged Wear came out.
We're going to need a VJA first, then then we can do a UJA.
That's the problem Kohls shop at a true western tack shop I'm 6'1
It is not the heat it is the humidity !
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I saw this the other day. I must admit that Project Farm is a lot better at testing jeans than he is at testing motor oil. 
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Amen
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Not according to the jeans forums. LolI saw this the other day. I must admit that Project Farm is a lot better at testing jeans than he is at testing motor oil.
I wore nothing but Levi's 505's for decades, although I didn't wear them in a working environment and put a lot of wear and tear on them.
They are now up to almost $70 a pair although there are frequent sales on them. And like many things, the material has gotten thinner over the years.
Now that I am retired and watching how I spend my money I decided to try some Wrangler jeans which can be found for about half the price of Levis. They are holding up just fine and if I get an oil stain on them or abrade them when working on my cars or out in the yard it's not a big deal.
They are now up to almost $70 a pair although there are frequent sales on them. And like many things, the material has gotten thinner over the years.
Now that I am retired and watching how I spend my money I decided to try some Wrangler jeans which can be found for about half the price of Levis. They are holding up just fine and if I get an oil stain on them or abrade them when working on my cars or out in the yard it's not a big deal.
I was at Kohl's yesterday to buy some jeans.
They had a buy 1 get 1/2 off on the second pair which amounts to a total 25% discount.
Levi's were $70 so 2 pair would be $105
Lee's were $45 so 2 pair would be $67.50.
I think you can guess which ones I bought.
They had a buy 1 get 1/2 off on the second pair which amounts to a total 25% discount.
Levi's were $70 so 2 pair would be $105
Lee's were $45 so 2 pair would be $67.50.
I think you can guess which ones I bought.
