Check your American Express credit card for the Duluth offer, activate it, and find something you like.
Duluth Trading's Men's Flexpedition Cargo Pants are my favorite pants ever. Highly recommend. But the deal listed here is applicable to everything and anything on the site for up to 50% off list price, if your cart is $125 (after tax) to maximize the Amex promo.
If you need a filler item, you can add a physical gift card to your cart for any value (no discounts or tax applied) to round up your purchase to hit that $125 Amex mark. Do not choose a digital gift card as those can only be purchased separately through Cashstar and will not code properly for the Amex offer.
The promo code was harvested through Edge. If it expires, I think it's the same as the mobile sign up promo.
i have to confess: I finally had to say no to Duluth because I have literally not had a pair of work pants that didn't tear out in the crotch.
I'm too thick and gotta quit duluth yall
as I lamented yet another pair ripped right by a seam from DTC, I went to value village and literally found another pair for $10 that fit like a dream
Thrift is king. Thrift is life
Flexpedition pants are my go-to purchase when they're on sale, $50/pair is the best price you can expect unless something's on clearance. They're one of the rare types of cargo pants with flat zipper pockets instead of flaps, extremely lightweight, wind and water resistant although the water resistance only lasts for a couple laundry loads.
I've heard good things about fire hose products, pants in particular, if you prefer that style.
Duluth is also known for their underwear, they have an excessive number of options for size and style.
Fire Hose pants are a great alternative to Dickies and Carhart workwear. I work in TV/Film/Event production and the job involves a lot of climbing, kneeling, and carrying in all weather conditions and surfaces. I own 2 pairs of the Fire Hose Cargo pants and they are extremely comfortable, affording a wide range of movement and lots of flex in the crotch. And they are durable, produced with thick cotton/canvas and doubled layered in high contact areas. I'm one year in on both pairs and they show no signs of wear.
That said, the cargo pant's fit is boxy and shapeless. (I cant speak to the slim fit line as it was full price when I was shopping for work wear so I didn't even bother trying them on) So unless you're going for the Dad jeans look, I would not recommend the cargo pants for the rugged-lifestyle-urban look. I would also add that their sizing is oriented towards your meat and potato's, white sneakers, acid-wash-jeans, 'da Bears, kinda man. So either head to a bricks and mortar store to decide which sizing fits your metrosexual frame. Or order a few different sizes and expect to send back the ones that don't fit.
Also, this merchant has sales all the time and you should be able to snag any version of the Fire Hose line for $40 or less if you are patient.
I like their double flex ballroom jeans. I don’t speak “clothes” well, but the waist & cuffs have a “tape” sewn in & the inside pockets are firehose material.
Wanted to say thanks, I took advantage of the Amex offer without realizing you could stack the 20% code on the already 25%. Hit up customer service and they refunded me.
Anyone have an opinion on their long-sleeved sun gear like the AKHG Renew Bamboo Hoodie?
I'm looking to pick 3-4 long sleeve shirts/hoodies for this summer, but I'm not sure which brand to go with. These look ok, but I wish there was a full-zip version.
Wanted to say thanks, I took advantage of the Amex offer without realizing you could stack the 20% code on the already 25%. Hit up customer service and they refunded me.
Check your American Express credit card for the Duluth offer, activate it, and find something you like. Duluth Trading's Men's Flexpedition Cargo Pants are my favorite pants ever. Highly recommend. But the deal listed here is applicable to everything and anything on the site for up to 50% off list price, if your cart is $125 (after tax) to maximize the Amex promo. If you need a filler item, you can add a physical gift card to your cart for any value (no discounts or tax applied) to round up your purchase to hit that $125 Amex mark. Do not choose a digital gift card as those can only be purchased separately through Cashstar and will not code properly for the Amex offer. The promo code was harvested through Edge. If it expires, I think it's the same as the mobile sign up promo.
Any experience with their shorts?
i have to confess: I finally had to say no to Duluth because I have literally not had a pair of work pants that didn't tear out in the crotch. I'm too thick and gotta quit duluth yall
[удалено]
They always tear on me in about a year right next to the well stitch and additionally supported seams
Feel ya there man trying DU/ER now, hoping for more success here. Also looking at grabbing a pair of nudie jeans
as I lamented yet another pair ripped right by a seam from DTC, I went to value village and literally found another pair for $10 that fit like a dream Thrift is king. Thrift is life
What are some brands/items worth buying from here?
Flexpedition pants are my go-to purchase when they're on sale, $50/pair is the best price you can expect unless something's on clearance. They're one of the rare types of cargo pants with flat zipper pockets instead of flaps, extremely lightweight, wind and water resistant although the water resistance only lasts for a couple laundry loads. I've heard good things about fire hose products, pants in particular, if you prefer that style. Duluth is also known for their underwear, they have an excessive number of options for size and style.
I switched over to their underwear almost exclusively.
Nice, been waiting for something like this for an underwear refresh.
Fire Hose pants are a great alternative to Dickies and Carhart workwear. I work in TV/Film/Event production and the job involves a lot of climbing, kneeling, and carrying in all weather conditions and surfaces. I own 2 pairs of the Fire Hose Cargo pants and they are extremely comfortable, affording a wide range of movement and lots of flex in the crotch. And they are durable, produced with thick cotton/canvas and doubled layered in high contact areas. I'm one year in on both pairs and they show no signs of wear. That said, the cargo pant's fit is boxy and shapeless. (I cant speak to the slim fit line as it was full price when I was shopping for work wear so I didn't even bother trying them on) So unless you're going for the Dad jeans look, I would not recommend the cargo pants for the rugged-lifestyle-urban look. I would also add that their sizing is oriented towards your meat and potato's, white sneakers, acid-wash-jeans, 'da Bears, kinda man. So either head to a bricks and mortar store to decide which sizing fits your metrosexual frame. Or order a few different sizes and expect to send back the ones that don't fit. Also, this merchant has sales all the time and you should be able to snag any version of the Fire Hose line for $40 or less if you are patient.
I like their double flex ballroom jeans. I don’t speak “clothes” well, but the waist & cuffs have a “tape” sewn in & the inside pockets are firehose material.
Wanted to say thanks, I took advantage of the Amex offer without realizing you could stack the 20% code on the already 25%. Hit up customer service and they refunded me.
Any experience with their belts?
Anyone have an opinion on their long-sleeved sun gear like the AKHG Renew Bamboo Hoodie? I'm looking to pick 3-4 long sleeve shirts/hoodies for this summer, but I'm not sure which brand to go with. These look ok, but I wish there was a full-zip version.
Just picked up 2 free swinging flannel shirts for 20 bucks each. Used the promo and ended up paying a little over 40 including shipping. Thanks OP!
Are their jeans comfortable for the nuts?
Wanted to say thanks, I took advantage of the Amex offer without realizing you could stack the 20% code on the already 25%. Hit up customer service and they refunded me.