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Dickies Relaxed Straight Fit Flannel Lined Carpenter Work Pants
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Dickies Relaxed Straight Fit Flannel Lined Carpenter Work Pants

Item Number: 086754

Original Price: $66.00 - $69.00

$39.99 - $42.99

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2 Sizes In-Stock!

14 Additional sizes available for Special Ordering*

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    • Real working men wear Dickies!
    • 12 oz. duck, 100% cotton; garment washed
    • Ultra warm flannel lining with Heritage plaid
    • Fits comfortably over boots
    • Ample pockets for your tools!
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    Rugged, working men find comfort in working in Dickies! These men’s Dickies work jeans feature 12 oz. cotton denim. Dual tool pockets with convenient hammer loop. Jeans feature heavy duty brass zipper and traditional five pocket styling. Jeans are made of 100% cotton and 100% cotton flannel lining. Imported. 

     

    As an authorized retailer of Dickies work wear, we cannot accept orders from outside the United States for Dickies apparel. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you.

    Rated 4 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
    Rated 4 out of 5 by comfortable & warm as well as durable I am very pleased with these pants, they are very warm & cut the Montana wind well. they are good durable material on the outside & I'm sure they will outlast my denim jeans. The only thing I found wrong is that they are listed in the fire resistant catagory on the website but they are not actually fire resistant. TYhey are still worth the money & I would be willing to pay quite a bit more for a fire resistant model. January 24, 2013
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