What brand is the best for someone that works in grease and other dirty environments - lots of climbing ladders, crawling in tight spots, bending over, kneeling, working around sharps edges, etc.

Just wondering what you guys that actually work in jeans or pants think is the best. Just looking for 3 things - 1. Comfort 2. Endurance 3. Functionality Price is not a factor.

Lets hear it.

I got grandfathered in on uniform khakis. Nice perk.

I use Ariat FR stuff myself.

wrangler pre washed, carhart overalls, wells insulated coveralls in winter when needed.

mostly the wranglers, most comfortable and not all that expensive at wally world.

Carhartt and DuluthTrading for reasonably priced, long lasting work pants. FIlson for price be damned, give me the best stuff.

AltonK in wranglers has me giggling a little

Was Hot Topic having a sale?

If I have to be in pants for work, it's Cherokee scrub pants. Only wear them when I have to do assessments at hospitals or if I am giving a presentation or teaching a class...otherwise, I wear shorts and a t-shirt.

Wrangler Riggs Workwear. Shorts in the summer and pants in the winter. Comfortable and plenty of pockets. Been wearing them for several years and haven't had any wear out yet.

The most comfortable and durable denim I have found is Ariat. They're a little pricey around $100 per pair but they last and look good as well.

Agree with this!

This!

Put them in the washer in machine when you walk In the door, oilfield experience.

Get the stretching material if available in what you find.

Stop it!!

Several pairs of cheap wrangler cargo pants a year. Or Levi’s. They get to point where they are ragged, then I trash em.