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Reviewing Dickies Painter's Pants (Common US Brand)

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The presenter reviews Dickies Painter's Pants, noting they are a common and affordable option in the United States. He highlights their thin material, which he describes as almost see-through, and points out that they quickly develop unsightly creases and kinks after washing, requiring ironing to look presentable. He criticizes their overly baggy fit, especially around the legs, comparing them to rodeo clown attire. He states that these pants are not built to last, with knees and seams tearing easily, resulting in frequent replacements. He concludes that while cheap, they are not a professional choice and don't meet his standards for durability or appearance, emphasizing that a professional image is key to winning bids. He mentions losing a lot of tools from the oversized, loose pockets due to their large and unsecure design.

Goal: The presenter reviews Dickies Painter's Pants, widely available in the US, but expresses strong dissatisfaction with their thin material, baggy fit, and tendency to wrinkle and fall apart quickly, making them unsuitable for professional use.

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so those are dexter's all right last but not least we're gonna go into this pair of pants and um these are dickies pants and really where most people are limited to this option in the united states and most of the paint stores this is what you find because they're branded with um typically the paint store if you buy sherwin williams they're gonna have sure whims logo on them if you buy rod it's got rada logo and that's what i've seen kelly moore and they're typically uh dickies pants now this pair of pants um actually because the ones in the store you know they're under 20 like 15 16 um they're unbelievably thin and you can actually see your underwear through um they're so dang thin until they've been washed multiple times and which is kind of embarrassing a little bit but the material is just i mean it rips easy if you're on a roof the knees tear out easy the seams tear out easy they don't last they are not made to last long maybe that's why they're cheap you know if you're the type of person that gets a lot of paint on them then you are going to be turning over pants quite a bit you know keep the paint off keep the caulking off um all those products these are years several years old and you can see i don't have a whole lot of paint on them because i try as hard as i can to keep it off but these i actually special order these because they think the ones that you just find on the rack and the store are so dang cheap that's um i just can't get myself to wear them so these are called double knees and and they're double knees and triple stitched but you know the thing that i just couldn't absolutely stand once again bottom the thing with dickies pants is this whole crease thing that happens and this pair is not nearly as bad um as some of the pears but you're going to see right here these creases right here and the the ones that aren't um the thicker material and double knee and triple stitch do it significantly worse and then the fit on them i am just not a fan of the fit that's basically a straight leg from top to bottom i don't like the pants really baggy you know down around my calves and knees um but they're just they're not pants to built the last and um they're not pants built to make you look professional now you know once again um if you are in the market for 15 pants well there's a market for you because uh mo all these pants especially like the thrive workwear pants um they're not going to be cheap i'm i don't know what the cost of the bad it pair…

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