For Sale: Black Carhartt trousers RRP £60 yours for £15 posted

Posted on Tue 20th, August 2013

• #1

Eejit

Black Carhartt simple pant like these ones here: http://shop.carhartt-wip.com/view/gb/men/pants/work/I001074/simple-pant

Will try to get my own photo when time allows.

34 inch waist by 30 inch leg. Worn only about 3 times before I dropped a few inches from the waistband and stopped wearing them. Pretty much like new.

SOLD£15 posted to anywhere in the UK.SOLD
• #2

branwen

I have these, also from *on here, *they are awesome
• #3

primitive_robot

Carhartt trousers often come up larger than normal, how do these fit compared to 'normal' 34s?
• #4

Eejit

Yeah, maybe a little larger. I think by the time they hit my doorstep I'd already shed some weight so it makes it difficult to judge. It wasn't anything a belt couldn't handle though.
• #5

🅑🅐🅣🅣

Dibs dibs
• #6

PhiljimPott

dibs pm'd
• #7

Eejit

These are sold pending payment.
• #8

BlesUp

2nd dibs if 1st buyer falls through

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