Workwear Made By Prisoners In America [Prison Blues] Traditional PNW Logging Clothing 

Thank you so much for the review!! You are correct about the website but...................in a month or so it will be up to today's standards!! We also have a brick and mortar location, 25 SE Dorion Ave. in Pendleton Oregon. Our storefront has some specialty items that we currently do not offer on line. If you are in the area stop by and say HI! Evergreen Organcis get in touch when you have the time!!

32" waist? Show off! Yeah! I love these products.

Many thanks for putting this video out and bringing our attention to this great company. I live in Wales, UK, but I really appreciate the quality of American work wear as well as the pride that Americans take in their work and the clothes they wear for work. Also the heritage of work wear that we have somewhat lost here in the UK. Most tradesmen can be seen in cheap modern work clothes that I find very ugly. Since first watching this video I have managed to find 2 pairs of Prison Blues jeans online here in the UK. Both were brand new. I have a pair of the double knee work jeans and a pair of the 5-pocket classic jeans. One for work and one for casual wear. They are great jeans and they are wearing in very nicely indeed. The heavy weight denim feels very comfortable and I am sure they will last a good while. Thanks again for your review! Maurice

So glad you left a comment so I could check out your channel my order is out thanks so much for the info on prison Blues

I have both Key double front pants and Prison Blues both are well made. Carhartt messed-up when they stopped with heavy denim and went to stretching Mom jean material. Levis lost me back in 80s.

Heard of them on occasion but never got the chance to see their stuff in person and I gotta say, I'm impressed. Def gonna start picking up my workshirts from them, and some denim!!

Finally American made jeans without the spandex crap. real denim as we wore 30 years ago!

Great review! Thanks.

Been wearing those for 12 years now, and they are great. I would really like to see a review on that tin vest.

I like that hickory shirt! Hope all is well friend! ✌️

I'll be getting a set of those soon. Goes look Really nice and I Really like the US of A.

Great review BUDDY

Definitely going to check these out.

Good vid bud I think I’ll have to try a set of this stuff out even though getting it shipped up to Canada will suck

The clothing looks terrific how is a product made by prison labour competitive with that made by union labour or those that require living wage. It does make them competitive with overseas sweat shops which I suppose is the point. It is concerning though that the United States has the highest prison population in the world, the the majority of inmates, by proportion of the population being African American, often jailed for trivial offences such as those related to pot, giving the impression that this is slavery by the back door. The industrial system attached to the correctional system is vast and Prison Blues may be one of the better examples but we all remember those evil sonsofbitches that ran 'Shawshank' in the movie and it is not difficult to see how it could be corrupted.

Wow I love these! Are they pretty absorbable? The heat and humidity can get rough here in Virginia!

I wear key clothes for work and I love them I may have to check out prison blues

This is an awesome review, thank you! Do the suspender buttons on the pants come in the X or Y configuration? I couldn’t find any info on the website.

Im interested in getting the rigid variant of the double front . How do they fit ? I wear a size 36 on jeans from levis and wrangler; should I order a size 36 on the prison blues or do I size up or down ?

Have you tried out the “Wild Ass” jeans? They’re made in the same prison factory for Bailey’s but the pattern is slightly slimmer and higher waisted. I was a big fan of Prison Blues jeans for years but I find that the waist shrinks up and the legs stay a bit too wide for my liking after washing. Once I found Wild Ass Jeans, I haven’t gone back. Still right around the $40 pricepoint.

So do you typically wear size large shirts in other brands? I’ve looked everywhere on the PB site for measurements, granted knowing they’ll shrink, but no dice. I may have to be a test guinea pig on sizing…

I’m about your size and I was wondering if the medium size shirt you wear would be able to wear a hooded sweater shirt under it or would you go up a size to a large ?

I got prison blues pants before loved them but they were a tight fit

How do u reckon those Jean's would be in texas ? As far a being hot .

I'm 5'6 165 and I can't figure out shirt sizing?

Before washing their rigid jeans, how much bigger in the waist are they? Are we talking like half an inch off the label size, or a few inches?

I got the hickory shirt and one blue jean and one black jean from prison blues . Edit * And i got them with suspenders And i wear suspenders with em.

where'd you get that hat??

How long does it take to ship?

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That website is ridiculous, i tried to do it on my phone, i would recommend a laptop or desk top to view site

That good eh ?

See that black cow behind us....that's out bull...lol Fine beast sir. Cow lol

You forgot about the hat lol

Man that just sounds like slave labor with extra steps....damn farmers are so cheap...$ 25 dollars more for USA union made carhartt b01s

I didn't see a size chart on their site Im 5'7.5" 260 with a 51-52" chest and 18" arms - 38 waist with big azz thighs What size did get in the Hickory short sleeve shirt ? And what size would you recommended for me based upon my dimensions? Thanks. Oh, btw, I worked logging/cordwood for 11-12(?) years, along with haying/Ag work for 15 years, & horse farms & construction totaling another few years, along with ~10 years an auto/tire tech, overlapping the haying, Ag work and logging. So, I put my clothes to the test basically every day over a few decades. Logging, we used Stihls and Jonsereds, mostly, but sometimes Husky. I have an MS290 and (had an....times get desperate) MS390 for personal use. Anyway, thanks