Duluth Trading Company Stuff

I have their pants, shorts, wallet, and tried their work boots. They do have a fantastic warranty. On the work boots some of the stitching started coming loose, returned for another pair. Stitching on the new pair started to fail, they gave me a full refund no problem. I have also warrantied a wallet and pair of shorts.
 
I've tried a lot of their stuff, pretty good quality. I did not like the material of the underwear and customer service is not very good in my experience.
 
Got my order today. Need to use the stuff now. Tomorrow's clothes change for the undies. They will be the most expensive underware I have ever purchased. Will make up my mind about them after wearing for a while. The suspenders.... I don't know. This is going to be a big change for me.
 
My mom loves their stuff... lol. Got me one of their flannel shirt jacs this past Christmas. I love it. Well made and very warm for what it is. That's my only experience with them though.
 
I wear shirt jackets quite a bit for work in the spring and fall. I just don't have any from Duluth T.
 
I wear the DuluthFlex and Firehose work pants almost every day. They're holding up very, very well and I'm extremely happy with them. The pockets easily hold my LG V20 and that ain't a small phone. Had one pair a bad rivet popped off on two months after I bought them, and they sent me a replacement pair over night. :thumbup:

ETA - Love their shorts too! Shorts made of the same great materials with all the pockets!

I wear their Free Range Underwear and T-shirts and they're the most comfortable tagless I've worn.

Highly recommend you try them.
 
their Longtail tee shirts are far and away the best tee shirts I have ever seen I still have a faded but wearable one left from the first batch I ordered 10+ years ago that I still wear when I know I will get filthy . I also have a glasses case that I have uses for 10-12 years
 
Have several pairs of the underwear and love them. Have slowly been swapping out all my boxers and boxer-briefs with the Duluth 'buck-naked' and the like.
They are really great for sports and workouts (which is why I originally purchased them several years ago). Also great for weekend hicks and camping trips. Keeps you relatively dry and don't make you feel like you wearing a soggy diaper.
Have enough pair of them now so that I can wear them almost daily.

Also really like the ExOfficio brand of underwear. Probably have more ExOfficio than Duluth but that is only because I find the ExOfficio on sale more often.

I would probably buy either brand at full price but just wouldn't have over two weeks worth. They are worth the full price I just have a hard time convincing the super-frugal-extreme-couponer wifey that underwear is worth $25 a pair.

Highly recommended. Once you start wearing them you will kick yourself for not doing so sooner...and will want to wear them exclusively.

Cheers.
 
I am also a fan - especially their Firehose pants. Keep checking your email - once you order they send a bunch of sale notices. Their prices are high - but if you buy on sale it makes the purchase easier.
 
So far I am liking the underware. Will probably buy a few more pairs until I reach about a "week's worth". On sale would be nice.
 
Huge fan of Duluth trading. The armachillo underwear under undershirts are excellent, ball flex jeans are the most comfortable jeans I have ever worn and the jack pine boots for the price are pretty damn good, although I find my feet getting hot in them once in awhile. Jackets and hoodies etc, although pricey are well made and do an excellent job of repelling water or blocking wind. Overall - I highly recommend their gear.
 
This may sound funny, but with the Duluth short boxers I found myself not wanting to change back to my regular Hanes briefs. I only have two pairs of the Duluth's. I would guess that is a big 10-4 so far for me.
 
22-rimfire said:
This may sound funny, but with the Duluth short boxers I found myself not wanting to change back to my regular Hanes briefs. I only have two pairs of the Duluth's. I would guess that is a big 10-4 so far for me.
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Well.. If ya turn them inside out you can get 4 days!!! ;) John :D
 
I have the buck naked boxer briefs. They are totally worth the price to me, they fulfill all their promises and feel awesome. Their socks are ok, about the same as a higher quality brand. Next I want to try their jeans and a pair of overalls.
 
I have three pairs of their Wild Boar Mocs. Very comfortable and my everyday wear shoe. Have had them for a year and they're holding up well. The size is spot on. I like the oiled ones better than the pig suede.
 
I have one flannel from them. The one that has the extra material in the arm pits so you can raise your arms freely. I wear between a L and XL so I ordered an XL. It was HUGE. Way too big. I put it aside to return it but forgot about for months. By the time I realized I had forgot about it I assumed I had wasted 50 bucks, but I decided to call them up anyways. I was blown away with their English speaking customer service. They're going to send me a new one in August when they get their flannels back in. I can't speak to how much I like the actual clothes yet, but they're off to a great start. If this new flannel is even semi comfortable I'll order more stuff from them.
 
Since they are having a 20% off thing now, I ordered 5 more pairs of the underware. :D Now I have a "week's worth". May have to look at their cargo pants.
 
There is a Duluth Trading Co. store located a couple miles up the road from me, but in the several years it has been there, I've only been in once to buy my dad some of their jeans for a Christmas gift. But recently, I have found ways to ruin a couple pairs of cargo pants and wasn't happy with what I was finding at the local department stores, so my wife told me to stop complaining and invest in some good pants. I didn't care for the Velcro closures on the back pockets of some of the DT cargo pants, so I ended up getting a pair of the Flex Firehose Foreman pants. At $65, they are the most expensive pants I can recall ever buying, so I hope they hold up.
 
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My girl bought me some Duluth for Christma. Awesome, have a small like leather spot where my knife clip gos on the right side of the pocket, assures the jeans won't rip or tear from the clip.
 
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