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[IsRichieGonnaStart]

The johnnie-O 5 pockets have a tad of stretch. They feel like they’re made of firm material and hold up well, unlike other brands of 5 pocket pants I’ve purchased in the past for way less that might as well be thin as paper or completely made up of nylon or spandex.

But then again, who cares about personal appearance? Just roll out of bed, throw on whatever is comfortable and go about your day like the rest of our slob society does that is becoming way too prevalent.

 

[AIChatGPT]

I only buy pants from a small batch online store or whoever is recommended by my favorite podcaster.

 

[CAT Scratch FVR]

Golf pants for work/play. Wrinkle free. Elastic for my fats.

Shorts, go-to is Champion brand coach's, never fails, two pockets, one for wallet and one for the Skoal.

 

[80 Proof]

I'm still pretty partial to Polo Chinos for casual dress pants. Carhartt canvas covers my daily needs, though the Duluth brand pants have been rising up my list fast.

 

[Crystalglass]

Chinos all/air. Stretch pants/joggers/whatever are just sweatpants for the managerial class. Wear real clothes

 

[justa]

Have no clue who "Cassie" is, and i'm very fine with that.

 

[legalbeagle123]

The soon-to-be 15 YO rarely wears anything other than gym shorts, even on the coldest January day. Usually parlays that with some sort of ratty t-shirt or sweatshirt, and rounds it out with white tube socks and ugly-ass crocs to complete his "might be homeless" look.

 

[wcc31]

Why does everything have to be stretchy now?

(a: because fat)


I've always appreciated casual dress, but the world basically walks around in sweat pants these days.

You wear flip-flops everywhere.

 

[anthonys735]

You wear flip-flops everywhere.

Not only does he wear flip flops, but he has multiple disgusting, falling off, black toenails at all times.

 

[WayneDougan]

i wear the ABC pant from Lululemon. Those are the best pants on the market by far.

 

[august-west]

The soon-to-be 15 YO rarely wears anything other than gym shorts, even on the coldest January day. Usually parlays that with some sort of ratty t-shirt or sweatshirt, and rounds it out with white tube socks and ugly-ass crocs to complete his "might be homeless" look.

That sounds an awful lot like my 80 year old dad. Maybe he is more hip than I thought. Talk about NFG, he doesn’t give one 💩. Same shirt for more than a day, sure. Hasn’t trimmed his beard or hair in weeks, doesn’t care. Gym shorts/sweats every day, doesn’t matter where we are going? You bet. Hell I’m lucky to get him to take a shower/bath more than twice a week.

Now that I think about it he is basically an 80 year old version of a 13yo AW.

 

[Hank Camacho]

I just rock prana pants almost everywhere unless a tie is legally required. They meet the bounds of professional attire and wear like pajamas. For jeans, I've got a couple pair from Origin and wife has yet to tell me they look bad so I guess they good and they are the most comfortable jeans I've worn.

 

[Strokin_Bandit]

I'd love to rock some golf slacks or other sort of "comfortable" pair of slacks off the rack, but it's difficult to find my size. 34 waist, 36 inseam for my disproportionate ass.

 

[Wodie Sloot]

Vuori joggers for me 99% of the time unless I’m in workout clothes. Jeans are like a punishment and I don’t consider myself FAT (most days).

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

Only Duck Head, Used jeans, and K-Swiss for this bad boy. Figure they’ll all be trendy again very soon.

 

[wcc31]

I mean some of you would be fine to go back to the days of rocking a 3-piece and a fedora to a ballgame.

I am perfectly fine with the casual era, and by gawd, couldn’t be more happy that my wife (and all your wives) wear yoga pants 99% of the time today.

 

[rudd1]

:bat signal:

-i nabbed a couple cotton Johnnie o polos 15 years ago from my pro shop. They held up well.

-denim will never go out of style... more niche, not as popular amongst suburban types... but still "fashionable" amongst those that are into "style." Jeans will always be a true American icon. Still my go to for work/casual.

-nothing wrong with a bit of stretch... more for actual physical activities.

Jeans breakdown:

most comfortable with a good bit of stretch: Raleigh Denim Workshop. Gotta find em on sale... stupid expensive.

Old school style/construction: imogene + willie, RRL.

Budget conscious: LC King, Gustin.

Cool shit for nerds from Japan/Canada: Momotaro, Studio d'artisan, Naked and Famous.

 

[FearThe Blue]

Appears I am every bit the simpleton I thought I was. I eat at Subway often and drive an F150.

And Levi’s. Shit, man.

 

[rudd1]

-the jeans that Levi's make in Mexico are awesome... they just moved the looms/machines there after NAFTA. The SE Asian stuff (majority) don't hold up.

 

[Ron Mehico]

I have 4 Peter Millar pants: Grey, Navy Blue, Light Khaki, Dark Grey. Pretty much cycle those 90% of the time. I have some white Polo Khakis for when I want to look like a GQ pimp, and then jeans when I usually wear sporadically in the winter. Pretty much 85% of my wardrobe is Johnston and Murphy, Travis Mathieu, or Peter Millar. I hope this has been useful information for everyone and I hope you use it well in your future endeavors.

 

[wcc31]

Millar is the best shit going, IMO.

 

[IB4UK]

Millar is the best shit going, IMO.

Duckhead holdout from the 90’s. No shame.

 

[Someguywhodoesntlikeyou]

Duckhead holdout from the 90’s. No shame.

My wife got into that whole Thrifting trend a couple of years ago and brought me home a pair of Duckhead grey pants to wear around the house and I just incorporated them into my work wardrobe. Super comfortable.

 

[legalbeagle123]

I have 4 Peter Millar pants: Grey, Navy Blue, Light Khaki, Dark Grey. Pretty much cycle those 90% of the time. I have some white Polo Khakis for when I want to look like a GQ pimp, and then jeans when I usually wear sporadically in the winter. Pretty much 85% of my wardrobe is Johnston and Murphy, Travis Mathieu, or Peter Millar. I hope this has been useful information for everyone and I hope you use it well in your future endeavors.

All good "non-Italian" brands.