the specialist outdoor brands handled this problem but their pants cost over a hundred dollars a pair.clothing companies don't exactly make it secret, they typically list the percentage of blends they use for their clothing items. for pants a big problem in recent history has been wear and tear in the "seat" area. A lot of casual wear aren't built for everyday use or semi wear use where you might ride a bike with them or work in them nowadays. There are work pants advertised for that now instead of it being the all purpose types of the past
again if they cut corners they can sell more to the 3rd world. Tesla just sold more vehicles than the F-150 hardly any Teslas on the road in Colombia Tons of Toyota Hiluxes though a Hilux is basically a Tacoma without the California smog standards.This is the case with damn near everything. Look at a new Honda or Toyota, and then look at one made in the 90’s. The quality was way better.
I've noticed it personally with levi's. 511's would last you years with heavy use, even wrangler types you'd get from outlets. when I was working at grocery stores or warehouse type jobs on summer breaks through senior year of highschool and college I'd have 2 pairs I'd cycle through that would last me a long long time. compared to when I worked some warehouse stuff fresh out of college the seat or upper thigh area would wear out within 4-5 months. bottoms would also be pretty frayedthe specialist outdoor brands handled this problem but their pants cost over a hundred dollars a pair.
Well think of how those old school jeans fit based on then and now.I've noticed it personally with levi's. 511's would last you years with heavy use, even wrangler types you'd get from outlets. when I was working at grocery stores or warehouse type jobs on summer breaks through senior year of highschool and college I'd have 2 pairs I'd cycle through that would last me a long long time. compared to when I worked some warehouse stuff fresh out of college the seat or upper thigh area would wear out within 4-5 months. bottoms would also be pretty frayed
the relaxed fit/tight but tapered fit jeans trend might look a little better but the material they use to get the look ain't the best for daily wear