Women's Fire Hose Work Pants

Comments about Duluth Trading Women's Work Pants - Fire Hose Work Pants:

Please PLEASE offer these pants again! I want at least 2 more pairs and also would LOVE to have a knee length cargo short version (in the original heavy Fire Hose fabric!) or even a knee length (original heavy Fire Hose) SKIRT design (How about a "taxi style" skirt with equal length slit in both front & back, with total skirt length falling just below the knees? Who says working hard can't be just a little sexy?!)

I really really REALLY like the HEAVY original Fire Hose fabric. (Your Flex Fire Hose is too light and too "chino" for me)

I work in a nursery garden center and these pants are AMAZING! Super flattering (really love how the waist "curves in" so the pants don't fall down!). I have practically rolled around in dirt and STILL come up looking good! These babies really resist dirt.

The pockets are perfectly placed & sized so my pens, note pad, box cutter, knife, etc don't "pop out" when I stoop, bend, kneel and twist!

PLEASE! Bring these back!

For sizing - I would "normally" wear a size 10 with a 32" length...
based on other pants I ordered (which were too short & too loose), I went with the size 8 and a 33" length and that combination was PERFECT for me.

Can't wait to see these offered again (along with my suggested knee length cargo short version AND the just-below-the knee "taxi skirt" version!!!

Comments about Duluth Trading Women's Work Pants - Fire Hose Work Pants:

I'm a union ironworker that often rides a motorcycle to work, so I'm always looking for form+function women's work pants. I love the thickness of the fabric and it sheds sparks well. I really, really hope my size comes back (not unusual--8) because I've just started buying them and it looks like these would be the "go to" pants.

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I wear a size 4 in most pants. Used the sizing chart and 4 was close but too big. Too bad as I would keep them if I could shrink them a couple of inches around the hip and waist. Any chance of making a size smaller than a 4? Love this material.

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Over the past year or so I've accumulated several pair, including a couple of the fleece lined ones and I love them all. I live in these pants when I'm not working in the office.
They're comfortable and hard wearing and are improving with age, softening up with repeated washings. They shrug off stains and whatever I put them through. I would highly recommend these!

Comments about Duluth Trading Women's Work Pants - Fire Hose Work Pants:

My pants arrived today. I have not washed them yet, so they are still 33 inches at the inseam but I expect them to shrink nicely. The waist line is a bit snug, but I'm just a tad fat, so after I drop weight I expect them to be spot on awesome. That said,the top of the pants at the waist feel rough on my gut. Perhaps in the future Duluth can sew in a soft material inside for comfort.
I like that the pants are sturdy for working outside. I love all the pockets and the ability to have the pocket flaps either inside or outside the pockets. I expect these pants to last forever. As soon as I can I want to get a few more colors, and maybe the Utility pants as it seems they are a lighter material.

Comments about Duluth Trading Women's Work Pants - Fire Hose Work Pants:

I bought these as an alternative pair of pants for work. I am constantly going out onto the shop floor. The pockets allow me to hold onto my pens and notebooks. I can put calibers or a tape measure in my pockets and not have to worry I'll set them down somewhere and forget them when I'm called away to deal with another issue.

My only issue is they don't come in black.

Comments about Duluth Trading Women's Work Pants - Fire Hose Work Pants:

I bought these pants to wear to my new job as a metallurgist in mineral processing at a mine. I knew that I needed hardy, durable clothing that could be splashed with mud and still hold up well. These Fire Hose pants do the trick! I bought three pairs of the Fire Hose pants, one in each style, and they work wonderfully. I love the pockets in these pants, as I usually need to carry a notebook, pens, gloves, ear plugs, etc. around with me.

The only problem that I had is that after the first wash, the length seems to have shrunk slightly. Before washing the pants, I wore them for a few hours around the house to make sure that they felt comfortable. The length before washing and the length after washing seem slightly different, perhaps a half-inch? It could just be me, though. They still fit well and I would recommend them!

Comments about Duluth Trading Women's Work Pants - Fire Hose Work Pants:

I was looking for a pair of sturdy work pants like the fire hose pants I bought for my husband. These are not made of the same fabric as the men's pants, so we named them the garden hose pants.

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I wear these when I go hiking and when training my dogs. The cargo pockets are large and a perfect size for putting the dog toys, small notebook, cell phone and other items needed on the trail and for dog trainging. I love that the pocket flaps have velcro that you can anchor outside or inside the pocket. Great feature! The front pockets are very roomy for carrying my kleenex or handkerchief, keys, change, etc. The fabric is very sturdy yet soft and comfortable to wear. They are very well constructed and made. I haven't stained them yet and mud comes right off after it dries. They go through thick brush like a dream. There are two minor issues: the pant leg is a little too wide at the bottom and the waist is a little large so I have to wear a belt. Given all the other great features, these minor things are aren't a problem.

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My friend has horses, chickens, dogs and cats. She likes the look of her pants for going out and the fact she can haul hay, feed and such without worry of hurting the pants. She can come home and head straight to the barn without changing into the bibs she has worn in the past.
She loves them!