What is your favorite brand of khaki?

[BlamoHammer]

What brands does everyone wear for khakis? I am looking for some nice, comfortable, easy to rid of wrinkles, loose fitting, khaki pants for my job. I would like to stay within a $30-45 price range and have them be available to try on before purchasing (no online only stores).

The features that I like are loose fitting, pleated, cuff, and I really like those elastic waistbands that stretch if needed. Since khakis tend to shrink up a bit (or is just my fat ass grows?) having that = comfort++

 

[gabemcg]

mac & jak

or bacharach

 

[Leros]

dockers are by far the best brand of khakis.

IMO, of course.

 

[Zim Hosein]

Old Navy, cheap & almost disposable IMO

 

[Wahsapa]

dickies, dockers

hagar has the stretch waist

 

[Jassi]

Dockers stain defenders. They look slick and are pretty good at avoiding stains. Don't get all 6 from 1 brand name, get some variety.

 

[faenix]

Originally posted by: Jassi
Dockers stain defenders. They look slick and are pretty good at avoiding stains. Don't get all 6 from 1 brand name, get some variety.

Agreed.

 

[DaWhim]

gonna be banana republic.

 

[tm37]

Gonna need to buy some my self

No more Jeans at wirk

 

[glen]

Brooks Brothers

 

[Mik3y]

dickies hands down.

 

[GoingUp]

I have a couple of pairs of studio bill blass. They are about $100 a pair but if you get them at JC penney on sale you can get them for $50. Amazing pants, fit great, especially if youre a tall guy like me!

 

[acemcmac]

Gap. Mine were $30 a piece on sale.

 

[vtecluder]

Dockers (comfort ++, fit++)....... and if you want some cheap and good khakis (comfort +, fit ++) then go with wrangler @ Walmart. I buy these wrangler ones when I forget to do laundary and need something for next week (15 bucks is real cheap)

 

[acemcmac]

I spilled some slurpee on my gap ones the other day.... said "sh!t fvcked em up already."

went to blot it up.... staingaurd :shocked:

 

[Crappopotamus]

Originally posted by: acemcmac
Gap. Mine were $30 a piece on sale.

i like the gap stressfree classic fits.

pleated and cuffed?! its a flat front world now man. and no one should have ever worn cuffed pants.

 

[blackdogdeek]

i used to always buy gap and old navy, but i recently bought a pair of dockers for $19 on sale and i have to say they are much more comfortable than the other brands, they look better than the other brands, they keep their color, and they are wrinkle free.

and agreed with crappopotamus. flat front, no cuff is the trendiest style now.

 

[Juno]

AE and Gap.

 

[BlamoHammer]

Originally posted by: Crappopotamus

Originally posted by: acemcmac
Gap. Mine were $30 a piece on sale.

i like the gap stressfree classic fits.

pleated and cuffed?! its a flat front world now man. and no one should have ever worn cuffed pants.

The cuffs I dont care much about but I've never like the fit of flat front. Besides, I'm working. Style means little to me. I'll try em though

 

[FlyLice]

Originally posted by: DaWhim
gonna be banana republic.

Image conscious asians always get ripped off

 

[z0mb13]

where do u buy dockers?? they dont have a retail store do they?

 

[FlyLice]

Originally posted by: BlamoHammer
What brands does everyone wear for khakis? I am looking for some nice, comfortable, easy to rid of wrinkles, loose fitting, khaki pants for my job. I would like to stay within a $30-45 price range and have them be available to try on before purchasing (no online only stores).

The features that I like are loose fitting, pleated, cuff, and I really like those elastic waistbands that stretch if needed. Since khakis tend to shrink up a bit (or is just my fat ass grows?) having that = comfort++

1. Try them on at the store
2. Buy the exact thing online
3. ?
4. Profit

 

[FleshLight]

Originally posted by: z0mb13
where do u buy dockers?? they dont have a retail store do they?

Mervyns, Ross, Macy's, JC Penneys, Burlington Coat Factory, Robinson's May, etc...

The world is a big place.

 

[jai6638]

dockers and banana republic.

 

[glenn1]

You're normally better served to stick to looking for a certain designer nameplate rather than the store house brands, Clairborne makes great khakis (as well as great clothes period) and are probably the best in your price range. Go to whatever flavor department store you have in your area (Dillards, Hecht's, JC Penny, etc) and look for whatever microfiber pants from a recognizable brand is on sale for around $20-30 marked down from $60-70 on the reduced rack and you'll do fine. Tommy Hilfiger, Perry Ellis, and several other designers make a serviceable pair as well. Dockers and Hagaar are second tier in that price range.