At $72 a pair they are one of the more affordable pants on this list but there are much better options for about $20 more.As I’ve been working from home for the last (seemingly endless) number of months, I’ve found myself replacing my denim or chinos with joggers and performance wear. The fit and versatility ranked ok but they felt like the old and stuffy khakis that I would find in my dad’s closet. The biggest detractor was the feel of the pants. We were surprised here, Everlane has a great reputation online.
They have more of a jean type pocket and the fabric feels too techy without the comfort. For office wear they were fine but I found myself grabbing other pairs of pants for the weekend. The quality of Banana Republic at a lower price point shone through but the hand feel and comfort levels weren’t great. They reminded us of older, stiffer pairs of chinos. The feel was not nearly as soft and comfortable as higher ups on our list. The fit was boxier than a modern slim fit. Feels harder and stiffer like Bonobos without being as nice.ĭockers were average, and in a list like this, that pushed them to the bottom of our rankings. Their pants fell short of the mark here, scoring average in feel but lower in fit and general versatility. Their shirts and sweaters are great, comfortable and very versatile. They look slightly cheaper and windbreaker like. For weekends they are ok but don’t look as good as other pants on the list. They scored well in overall feel but were too casual for the office. Public rec is one of the newer companies on our list and there isn’t a whole lot of info about them online. Problem with Rhone, they stretch but the material feels cheaper and is sheeny. The comfort level was high but they looked a little too casual for the office. The feel was good and stretchy, but a little too much which hurt their office wearability score. We felt this newer athletic wear company offering a “Commuter Pant” aired on the side of too casual.
Problem with bonobos: they feel like stiffer khakis, they’re not comfortable enough. Nothing to complain about but they just didn’t really shine in any of the three criteria. They are wearable to most events and carry a solid fit and feel.
Overall very comfortable, fabric is a little too heavy, too techy for work, very stretchy but a little too hot and thick.īonobos makes a solid pair of pants. They do provide room for a wide range of motion while maintaining a modern tailored fit. The quality of the fabric is apparent but they feel a little heavy and ever so slightly too techy. The ABC pants really live up to their name. The big new kid on the block the last few years in men’s wear didn’t disappoint. At $148 they are also more expensive than Birddogs. The problem, their fabric was still a little sheeny and slightly too techy of a feel, especially for work. This is a very close second to the Birddogs chinos. They feel great on your legs and look good for most occasions. You can definitely wear it at home and the office.
Public rec clothing reviews full#
I’m buying all three colors for my closet.įounded by Lululemon founder Chip Wilson and family, we really liked the Full Potential Pant. They look great and fit well for a solid price point. The no-frills look passes the work and weekend test easily. The unparalleled comfort had me reaching for them every opportunity I could.
Public rec clothing reviews plus#
The most comfortable pants I’ve worn plus they’re extremely versatile. Above is a summary graphic and the detailed rankings below. We assigned each pant a score of 1-10 and averaged the results across the board. The best pair of pants needs to excel in three categories: 3 The Results Results and What We Did To Review
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