That's one of the things I most appreciate about TS. They put all of the exact garment's measurements on the product page, so no more second-guessing or going with a generic number like so many other brands do.
i didn't mean for this to be so long haha i just write the scriprt with as much detail as i can include and they usually just wind up 8-12 minutes long. this one was a surprise!
I have the camp pants in the heather gray wool and they're...okay. I do really like the fit and they're great looking pants that are well-made, but the issues I have with them are that the crotch blew out incredibly quickly, and the wool is too warm to wear except in colder weather but they also don't keep wind out at all, so my legs still get cold outdoors on chilly days. Definitely eager to try out the camp/chore pants in the boss duck, though, as that fabric seems really cool.
@@Stridewise I've had my Apres pants in army waffle for about 2 years now. No signs of wear whatsoever, the only big issue is that they are VERY susceptible to shrinking... so don't accidentally toss them in the dryer. I love TS though, they're my favorite brand and I've been following them for about 5 years. Their Crater flannels are my favorite flannel on the market, and I love the outerwear they do.
@@Stridewisehave you considered Ventile cotton jackets? Private White VC (English brand based in Manchester) have a Harrington and Mac in Ventile which is 100% waterproof and breathes (unlike waxed canvas), but those styles may not match your style.
@@Stridewise didn’t mean to criticize you man. I was talking about the design choice the company made. Personally I have really thick thigh and struggled with finding pants that are not tight in that area.
Do NOT buy Vanity sized clothing! 34 is a measurement, 34 inches, not a "SIZE" like medium. Great pants, terrible sizing. This makes buying online MUCH MORE difficult because you can't just buy based on your size.
