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• #2
Who cares if they are or not? Wear what you wanna wear, but in case you wanna know, i skate and ride fixed in dickies, tis awesome.
And only a skateboarder will truly know how tough clothes are, and dickies are pretty tough. -
• #3
dickies are super hard wearing and relatively cheap. I know a number of people who love them x
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• #4
Dickies are well tough, I've got a lovely pair of WW 2 era chinos they repro'd back in 2004...
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• #5
Yeah, spent many an hour trawling a mate's dad's workwear catalogue for Dickies and Carharrt stuff as a teenager. Very cheap and very tough!
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• #6
they have the word dick in them, so fuck yea.
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• #7
like, not found anything cut well for cycling, but then, didn't realise you could buy it here so haven't really looked at any since I was last in north america about 5 years ago.
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• #8
There clothes are well baggy, so they dont really fit in with the retro slim fitting ways of the modern fixeh hipsta.
But I was sure rocking that look up until about 2005 when I realised it made me look like a toddler. I couldnt actually afford the dickies shorts which had to be imported from the USA at the time. So I made my own!
Ben Davis is also like dickies, but better. They have a gorilla.
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• #9
There clothes are well baggy, so they dont really fit in with the retro slim fitting ways of the modern fixeh hipsta.
But I was sure rocking that look up until about 2005 when I realised it made me look like a toddler. I couldnt actually afford the dickies shorts which had to be imported from the USA at the time. So I made my own!
Ben Davis is also like dickies, but better. They have a gorilla.
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• #10
+1 DFP
Ben Davis is the OG's OG.
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• #11
I like their simplicity, not 100% on the fabric (polyester cotton mix) especially in the summer heat but I guess they wear well and hardly mark. Bought a load of trousers and shirts when I was in NYC last about 6 years ago and they lasted and lasted. Even though they're not pricey the quality does seem to be pretty good. They're certainly tough.
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• #12
dickies are super hard wearing and relatively cheap.
This
Also - shit for cycling.
Many people in my field (AV/events) wear Dickies black combats, as black combats and black polo are kinda uniform of AV technicians and riggers.Skaters rather wear their chinos. Because they're cheap.
Shit cut, though.
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• #13
+1 DFP
Ben Davis is the OG's OG.
+1 for Ben Davis.
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• #14
Have this same one for the past ~15years, perfect still.
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• #15
I wear a their work trouser - black poly/cotton mix, cut to 3/4 & hand-stiched
20 miles a day every day in all weather.
I was knocked off by a car on thursday morning hit the tarmac at 25mph not a scratch on my legs.Thoroughly recommended for short (sub 50mile) rides
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• #16
Not sure here, but in Japan they have 3/4s for cycling.
(stussy)
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• #17
Ive always liked Dickies clothes. I have a couple of shirts and chinos by them. really comfy and just wardrobe essentials. Understated
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• #18
Ben Davis is also like dickies, but better.
I have not heard of this Ben Davis. will check out.
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• #19
much like carharrt there are two sides to dickies
there is the 'bought it in a farm shop' dickies trousers that always seem really wide and have a hammer loop
and then there is the 'lets do a colab with rebel 8' dickies trousers that fit properly,
look out for the 'fashion' versions and there normally a better fit, might cost a little more but the same hard wearing,
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• #21
As ever, FGLDN got there first. :)
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• #22
^^^Got pretyy bored and skipped through, didn't see anything to do with Dickies?
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• #23
wow a thread all about my fashion statements ..... if you really want to know ...... most of my clothes are old cut down cords from charity shops and some cheap t-shirts, i know most people think i look a bit scruffy but hey who gives a shit like, now leave my fashion sense alone
@ OP and why do you want to know ?
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• #24
@ OP and why do you want to know ?
Street cred?
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• #25
wow a thread all about my fashion statements ..... if you really want to know ...... most of my clothes are old cut down cords from charity shops and some cheap t-shirts, i know most people think i look a bit scruffy but hey who gives a shit like, now leave my fashion sense alone
@ OP and why do you want to know ?
Dickies clothes are next season.
Just curious really, I know they started out as work-wear and still are but have also been adopted by a number of niche groups like skaters and bikers (motorbikes) but wondered if they were popular amongst casual cyclists (not the lycra brigade) or on the fixeh scene?