[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Origin USA Jeans/Pants (Page 2 of 2)
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I used to really like Lee bootcut jeans, but it seems like they no longer make them in a light color, only dark. I've been looking for an alternative and have yet to find anything I like. I wish bootcut was more common. I wear boots almost all the time and I hate it when pants tend to bunch up on the upper half versus just falling cleanly over the boot. |
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Quoted: I hope you bought one to see how it fits and looks on you first.  Quoted: Quoted:Well…I fo'd on about 11 pairs of jeans and pants  . Uhhhhhh….I actually ordered 2 of every fit/color in the jeans (only relaxed and straight) and only kept the ones I liked The work jeans are nice but they need to be broken in… a lot. They are actual jeans…like, last forever as long as you take care of them. As a poster in the last page said, the Delta’s are more of a summer jean…thin denim with a stretch material (jeggings )
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Quoted: Uhhhhhh….I actually ordered 2 of every fit/color in the jeans (only relaxed and straight) and only kept the ones I liked The work jeans are nice but they need to be broken in… a lot. They are actual jeans…like, last forever as long as you take care of them. As a poster in the last page said, the Delta’s are more of a summer jean…thin denim with a stretch material (jeggings )How would you describe the sizing/flex in terms of IWB carry? I see on their site the talk about taking a measurement, but the old-fashioned add 2" for holster sometimes isn't necessary with flex in other brands. |
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I have a pair of Origin jeans and a hoodie. The hoodie is really nice and heavier than most. I like the jeans, but I'm not much of a jean wearer so I don't use them much. I ran into his supplements while I was hoodie shopping and a couple of them work well for me too. |
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Quoted: Well I was going to say "this" but since they've gone down the "LC KING" road and abandoned the "Pointer" road, they've become more trendy yuppie hipster and their prices show it. I say this as someone that has or had a ton of their jeans, overalls, and even shirts. Long term, IMHO, their pursuit of the man bun crowd is going to hurt them. Badly. Especially if/as the economy tanks. But WTF do I know? I'm not trying to keep an long time clothing manufacturer alive and well in the current USA. That's a tough roe to hoe. Quoted: Quoted: If you're looking for Made In USA clothing, click here. Well I was going to say "this" but since they've gone down the "LC KING" road and abandoned the "Pointer" road, they've become more trendy yuppie hipster and their prices show it. I say this as someone that has or had a ton of their jeans, overalls, and even shirts. Long term, IMHO, their pursuit of the man bun crowd is going to hurt them. Badly. Especially if/as the economy tanks. But WTF do I know? I'm not trying to keep an long time clothing manufacturer alive and well in the current USA. That's a tough roe to hoe. As a long time Pointer wearer, I have said the same thing for years now |
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Quoted: How would you describe the sizing/flex in terms of IWB carry? I see on their site the talk about taking a measurement, but the old-fashioned add 2" for holster sometimes isn't necessary with flex in other brands. Quoted: Quoted: Uhhhhhh….I actually ordered 2 of every fit/color in the jeans (only relaxed and straight) and only kept the ones I liked The work jeans are nice but they need to be broken in… a lot. They are actual jeans…like, last forever as long as you take care of them. As a poster in the last page said, the Delta’s are more of a summer jean…thin denim with a stretch material (jeggings )How would you describe the sizing/flex in terms of IWB carry? I see on their site the talk about taking a measurement, but the old-fashioned add 2" for holster sometimes isn't necessary with flex in other brands. They actually stretch pretty well. I IWB carried a G48 in a Stealthgear holster very comfortably. |
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Quoted: I just looked at "Delta flex jeans straight" and they look pretty good. I'd worry about a major wedgie from the behind shot though. Can anyone confirm? I don't think so. Only jeans other than Levi (spit) that give me enough room for the junk in front, but without rapper ass: they fit (me) perfectly. |
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I have a pair of their factory jeans and their Delta flex jeans. The factory jeans appear very high quality and tough, though I have a desk job. The did run small on me (size 34) but everything I read said to stay true to size or maybe size down. The Delta flex fit true to size and are comfortable but I find the higher rise uncomfortable for my dick and balls. Both look great. I’m going to order a size up for the factory and wear them, hoping to shed some pounds so I didn’t bother returning the first pair. They are worth it imo. |
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Quoted: 5'7" May I suggest checking out https://www.under510.com/ and https://petermanningnyc.com/ High rise jean cuts are everywhere today and these look GREAT on us shorter guys (Im 5'7"). No rapper sagging butt. |
| My youngest daughter's bf has been marketing Prison Blues. Excellent quality and completely made in USA prisons with USA textiles. Prison Blues My husband has switched to his work wear exclusively to Prison Blues. The quality is higher than Carhartt but similarly priced. He owns several jeans and hoodies. I have a light sweater/jacket. It's too big for me - it's a men large-which is what I usually wear but it runs large. The jeans run a little smaller (my husband usually wears a 34/36 but PB jeans are a 35/36. |
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Funny, I just returned a 3rd pair today for a smaller size. left: Work Jeans - Straight right: Delta Flex - Straight (although this is an older pair called "legit fit") Attached File The work jeans are your typical Levi's. The delta flex however have a lot of stretch material mixed in so it feels a lot better for moving around in. The trade-off of the delta's is that they probably won't last as long as the regular work jeans. Mine are only 2 years old but show no signs of wear. The delta's have a little more room in them due to the stretch material so you might want to order a size down. I just returned a pair of their new "relaxed" fit Delta Flex jeans. Even though they were the same size as my other two pairs, they were way too big. I'm a 34x32 but order 36x32 for AIWB purposes, and I swear these were like 40x32. I was swimming in them lol. |
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Quoted: So you can't fit a Shield/Hellcat/365 in the front pocket? Quoted: Quoted: I have a few pairs, I like them but wish the pockets where a bit wider. Plenty deep, but man they are made for small hands. So you can't fit a Shield/Hellcat/365 in the front pocket? I fit an lcp max with a spare mag in my front pocket no problem, plenty easy to draw too, even with my big mitts. I wear the delta though, not the work jeans |
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Quoted: I fit an lcp max with a spare mag in my front pocket no problem, plenty easy to draw too, even with my big mitts. I wear the delta though, not the work jeans I guess about 2 years ago, I went to the store with my wife, tried on a bunch of jeans, pain in the butt being in the dressing room and shoving your gun into every pair you try on because Wrangler changed the pockets on the jeans I liked. My wife convinced me to buy some Cinch and some gucci Wrangler's and they were never right. Didn't wear them. Walmart is selling a stretch relaxed fit Wrangler now for $19. Fit is good, durability is not. It might be worth it to look at the Delta. I need more room for the caboose than Levi's. |