Pike Bros Hunting Pants

• Feb 18, 2018

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zebedee

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Not two men searching for underwear, of course, but my latest purchase- these are heavy material, solidly constructed and really comfortable. If they made a suit-style jacket out of the same material, I'd probably buy it.

 

• Feb 18, 2018

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dubpynchon

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Pike Brothers make some good stuff, I have a cardigan I bought off them last year that’s toasty.

 

• Feb 18, 2018

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bn1966

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I've got 4 pairs of Pike Pants & wear the heck out of them...good stuff

 

• Feb 18, 2018

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zebedee

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I have worn them for a few days and will wash the dye bleed out of them tomorrow.

 

• Feb 18, 2018

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Cocker

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Have their 58 and 37 Roamers denim, and the 48 Engineer, and I absolutely love them ! One of the best quality vs price out there, IMHO.

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• Feb 20, 2018

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zebedee

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These are a quality item. I've soaked them- no shrinkage, no blue ring around the bath. After a few more wears, I want to put them in the washing machine and then dry them by hanging them up. I'll separate them from other items. There has been dye transfer on to a canvas bag, but I can wash it out.

I shouldn't tumble dry them, right?

 

• Feb 21, 2018

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dubpynchon

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I’ve been circling their 1946 Mountaineer Sweater for a while now, I’ve managed to hold off so far. It’ll only be cold here for another few weeks and I have lots of jumpers anyway. It looks heavy and warm though.

And their 1944 USN grey scarf looks good as well.

 

• Feb 22, 2018

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Cocker

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@zebedee I wouldn't dare the washing machine, and especially not the thumble dry. I've put my '58 roamers in the machine and hang them dry, and they lost around 1/1,5 inch in length, meaning no more cuffs on this one! True, I never soaked them before, that may have been my mistake here.

 

• Feb 22, 2018

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zebedee

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Yup, I'm going to just soak mine when they need it...

 

• Feb 22, 2018

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l0fielectronic

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I'm impressed with the couple of items I've bought of theirs and I wish there were more retailers in the UK who carried them.

I'd probably have more of their items if they did. I've found their sizes can be inconsistent and the measurements on their own website somewhat hit and miss and the potential cost of return back to them in Germany has stopped me ordering a couple of things.