Dickies
Combining durability with a minimal, low-profile style, Dickies caters to both tradespeople and casual wear for laid-back guys. They offer a refreshing alternative to the heavy-duty, bulky construction of other workwear brands. This simplicity results in budget-friendly prices, making Dickies ideal for customers who don’t want the bulk or expense that comes with unnecessary bells and whistles.
Dickes’ Original 874 Work Pants are available in an impressive 18 colors and an extensive size range (waists 28 to 58 and inseams 28 to 37). And at less than $36, you can stock up on multiple pairs. If you are looking for something a bit more functional, their classic bib overalls are a timeless men’s workwear staple and a cost-effective option that doesn’t skimp on function.
Wrangler
You may know Wrangler for their popular jeans, like their carpenter pants with a convenient hammer loop. But the company makes more than just denim. They’re a go-to destination to build out a uniform for men’s workwear. You’ll find wrinkle-resistant, quick-drying, no-fuss and easy-to-clean clothing, all at extremely affordable prices.
From fleece vests to work socks to utility jackets, Wrangler has you covered for any job. Stock up on basics like their Riggs shirt, which stands up to rips and tears. It provides just enough stretch for comfortable movements, and still manages to be fashionable enough to wear after you clock out. If you work around open flames, opt for the flame-resistant version for added safety.
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