Mega Pants Review - We review Outlier, Lululemon ABC, Myles, Hill City, Western Rise and much more!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- This all started by coming across the new Lululemon Tech Canvas Pants. They were billed as an alternative to jeans. I was looking for a better, alternative to jeans - something lighter, stretchier and more breathable. I ended up testing pants from Lululemon, Outlier, Myles, Hill City, Western Rise and English Laundry. They cost anywhere from $19.99 to $198 - yes 10x as much!!
I think you'll be very surprised at the results! If you are in the market for the best jean alternative, I put them to the test in this video. You'll get our honest menswear review.
Full Review here: wetried.it/meg...
If you've thought about checking out the Outlier Slim Dungarees, the Lululemon Tech Canvas ABC Pants, the Everlane Performance Chinos, Western Rise Slim Rivet, the Hill City Everyday Pant, the Myles Tour Pant or even the English Laundry 365 pant - this review is for you!
We review the best men's pants from a real guy - not some 6'4" model. I'm a dad of 2 kids just looking for the best products.
Just for reference, I’m 5’9” and typically wear a size 32. All pants are true to size except for the Outlier pants. Those run very small (and super tight!)! Subscribe for more information on mens clothing reviews and mens fashion reviews!
Fricken best pant review to date! Thanks for all the work and dishing out the dough!
Thanks!! I really appreciate it.
How do the outlier compare to the lululemon tech? I love the abc warpstream ones!
Thanks for the great review / comparison. Unfortunately the English Laundry ones don't appear to be on Costco anymore, but they are available on Amazon at the moment at least (but with only 1 review).
Costco’s in-store inventory is usually very different than their online inventory, just an FYI.
I ordered a pair of the Everlane pants on the strength of this review, if I had paid more than the $28 on a sale color, I would be very disappointed with the quality. The waist especially, construction seems poor.
Their main selling factor is probably as normal looking as it gets + four way stretch.
Hey man, how do the DU/ERs compare in your opinion?
THANK YOU! helped me out searching for pants
Awesome! Glad to help!
are the english laundry true to size or down one because of the stretch? tia.
They are fairly true to size. However, I've been getting a size smaller on really stretchy items because the give only gets greater over time.
I really love English Laundry, the only problem I have with them is that the dark sapphire and graphite (black) colored pants fade to an ugly orange/brown color only after two or three washes :( but I agree, SUPER comfortable and affordable.
That sucks! Duer doesn't fade...
What detergent do you use? That might be making a difference, too...
@@WeTriedIt I've used different kinds including Woolite, idk what it is. Our washer is new as well!
Can you share the material composition of the Myles Apparel?
Luke Fromowitz it’s actually 100% polyester. I was surprised. Just checked on my pants I own. They do not feel like they are 100% polyester.
We Tried It thanks for looking into that. Interesting to hear it’s not nylon. Usually they mirror olivers. Actually not sure olivers makeup either. Have you tried those? How do the tour pants compare to abc slim pants (non denim version)? Also did you find the English laundry to be baggy?
@@lukefromowitz4514 Myles and olivers have changed up a bit. I really don't care for Nylon pants at all. I would actually go with the Tour Pants of the Standard ABC Pants - if you want something more jeans-like. The Tour Pants have a ton of stretch and are just really comfortable. English laundry wasn't baggy at all - at least the ones I tried.
Very helpful video thanks
Uniqlo makes a really great alternative as well!
not sure if it's my browser but the blog post page looks broken.
It’s working for us. Try again: wetried.it/mega-pants-review/
Those everlane had the best fit no bunching
nice review
@5:21 - HIllCity is out of business - awkward....
Well... you know why now. :)
All the pants seem to make squishy noises
Nylon pants are the worst offender. The hill city ones were the worst of the group. Everlane Performance Chinos and English Laundry were the quietest. Lululemon was the best balance between technical and not swishy.
You wear your pants too long
Hey, I really just wanted to point out that the material is called ELASTANE (pronounced like E-LAST-IC) not ESTA-LANE. Love your video, but I cringed hard everytime you mispronounced such a common word in fabrics.
Thanks for letting me know! Sorry about that.
No it’s not pronounced E-Las-Tic it’s pronounced just like it’s spelled.
tawaitai I didn’t say it was pronounced “e-las-tic”, you should read my comment again.
James Merrill (pronounced like E-LAS-TIC) am I missing something here??? pronounced (E-LAS-TANE)👍🏾
tawaitai yes, I said LIKE elastic, not pronounced E-LAS-TIC. I meant Elastane is derived from the root word Elastic, the original poster was calling it Estalane, so I was pointing out why the pronunciation was wrong, and where the fabric gets it’s name from.
Video stops just over a minute in. Can't watch anything past that point.
Howdy, I'm not seeing the same thing...maybe try and refresh or clear your cache?