Double Knee Duck Dungaree Pants

I bought a pair of these a few years ago and they just gave out the other day after lots of abuse. They are some of the most comfortable work pants I’ve had. They beat carhartt in durability comfort and price trust me I had a pair of each.

Great product. Have been wearing for years

These are really tough and long lasting. Lots of pockets

Far superior to the trendy, popular national brand that most necks wear these days. I guarantee that you will never buy another pair of those ill fitting plumber’s butt pants again once you try these.

This pant is fantastic in every way except two, IMO. One - The only addition/alteration to this pant revision would be to add two additional belt loops on the back side. Two - The only inconvenience I've experienced wearing this pant is personal adjustment/pocket pool. The pocket is sewn pretty far down along the pant leg which makes it a bit difficult to discretely adjust oneself; so I now "stretch" more often, lol.

These pants need two more belt loops in the back on each side of center and a more substantial waist band that doesn’t sag in between the belt loops. Other than that, they’re great and a really good price, thank you! Size 33x34; fit build; 6’-0”; 190 lbs.

I absolutely love these pants. The only pants i wear anymore. I only give them 4 out of 5 stars though because There are two issues i have with the construction. 1st the waists sizing runs about what i thought was an inch or more big but now that i have 9 pair i realize they're all over the place. Some fit as a true 30w and others are a half inch big, an inch big and bigger. 2 of the pairs i have might as well be 32w. They seem to get the length right though but the waist is where it is most important. 2nd fix is they need additional belt loops between the center back loop & side loops. Without them the pants slip down & hang out under your belt making them very uncomfortable & an eye soar. I sewed some additional loops on the backs of mine & what a world of a difference those two little additional loops make. Other than those two discrepancies they are the best. Well almost best. Once they fix those 2 things I'd say the best. Still my favorite pants though. Yes i recommend them but please fix these two issues so i don't have to do it myself anymore. :)

These are some of the best pants I've ever worn. 100% cotton duck, no stretch, no parachute styling, yet my boots can fit underneath. The two pockets on the right leg at knee-height are very useful. As noted by another commenter, the waist runs about +1 size: I wear a 34/30 in jeans, but the 34 needed cinching with a belt, and being heavy duck, the bunching was unworkable. A 33/30 however fit perfectly. Washing and drying on high heat did not noticeably shrink either pair. It should be noted that the 34/30 - while too big in the waist - allows me full range of motion, whereas the 33/30 makes stepping over knee-high dog gates or squatting a bit more involved. I use the bigger ones for work and the smaller ones as my "going out" pants because man, they look really good, too. I attached some suspender buttons to the pair of 34/30s, melted some microcrystalline wax, pure tung oil and mineral spirits in a 4:1:3 ratio, and painted them, occasionally heating and reworking with a heat gun to help it absorb and even the coating. The result is a pair of thorn and waterproof tin pants that cost a fraction of those made by a well-known and respected American company.

I usually wear the logger jeans. These fit a bit lower on the waistline if that matters to you.