Duck vs. Denim

I love workwear. The ability to do anything I want (within reason) and not worry about my clothing is a very freeing thing. When searching for good workwear you'll inevitably find yourself looking at denim and duck canvas, two very hard wearing fabrics with over 100 years of protecting working men and women. So which should you choose? It helps to know the benefits and drawbacks of each before you click the buy it now button.
In a nutshell:
Duck Canvas
1. Snag resistant
2. Wind (and possibly water) proof
3. Maintains its color better since both the warp and weft are dyed.
4. Stiff until broken-in
Denim:
1. Softer, but more prone to tears and snags
2. Cool fades (if you're into that kinda thing)
3. Far more colors and variants available
4. Easy to wear casually
Some cool duck canvas gear:
-Carhartt double front pants: carhartt.pxf.io/a1m0Yj
-Naked and Famous pants: www.idevaffiliate.com/31555/i...
-Bradley Mountain Bag: www.idevaffiliate.com/31555/i...
-Flint and Tinder USA Trucker Jacket: prf.hn/l/7EvkaOo
-Levi's Trucker Jacket: www.idevaffiliate.com/31555/i...
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Reviews of clothing, boots, and accessories for men, along with style advice and life philosophy. I've been working with my hands for my entire life as a mechanic, tow truck driver, and eventually a licensed electrician. Being a blue collar guy, I look for certain elements in a product: is it durable? Is it high-quality? Will it perform well over its service life? Whether boots, pants, jackets, or tools I believe it's best to buy once and cry once by getting the best you can afford. With so many options these days, choosing the best product can become a difficult decision, but that's where I come in. Helping you stay stylish, rugged, and handsome.
I don't care where it's made as long as it's made well, and allows you to buy less and buy better.