Don't buy from Dockers.

[Jovan]

If the quality of their pants isn't enough to draw you away... avoid simpler things they screwed up. Like a short sleeved shirt. Not only is the fabric highly NOT wrinkle resistant, the collar is so badly fused that it bubbled after the first wash. Avoid.

 

[BellyTank]

Fused collars...
Blech!
Ptui!

B
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[Baron Kurtz]

This is surprising?

bk

 

[BellyTank]

I wouldn't have thunkso.

B
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[jamespowers]

Ah the benefits of starch.

 

[Steve]

Odd; the best pair of khaki dress pants that I own came from Dockers.

 

[Jovan]

It was on sale, thought it would do its job fine for what it was -- a 100% cotton shirt for my new job. Ironing gets out the bubbling, but the fact that it's so badly fused in the collar (yes, there is a difference between bad fusing and good fusing) turns me off from ever buying from them again.

 

[Sefton]

Every pair of Dockers that I've owned has begun to fray at the trouser cuffs after only a couple of washings,even in cold water. I switched to Bill's khaki's and haven't regretted it yet (except for the price being higher,but at least Bill's last).

 

[Jovan]

I've heard many good things about Bill's. I hope to someday get a pair and see for myself. I would get their slimmest fit if the rise wasn't low. Higher price is always justified if the product lasts longer, IMO.

 

[Sefton]

I haven't tried the slim fit models. I always order the one with the wide leg fit. The waist is quite high,even more than on some of my 40s~50s trousers.

 

[Jovan]

I'm interested in... I think it's the M2? The one that's 1" slimmer throughout the leg and ends in an 18" opening.