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I would E-mail customer service with a couple photos... nicely stating how lightly they have been used and that you are disappointed in their durability.

I would not be surprised if they sent you a new pair and let you keep the old, no return shipping required. Or maybe a coupon toward a future purchase.

I only buy from them during sales with added free shipping, makes it almost worth it. Almost.



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I would return them or notify them as mentioned above. Let us hear from you how this worked out.


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I would E-mail customer service with a couple photos...
Make sure the pic shows one nut hanging out ya draws.

To uhh...drive the point home, y'see.
 
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Yes, return them for two reasons:

- The company has built their guarantee into the price of their garments.

- If this is a good company, meaning honest and wanting to make their products as solid as possible, then they want to see how their products are failing. If you are not doing anything unusual with these jeans, then the failure points you are experiencing are probably common. Duluth will want to know this so they can source different fabric and/or make construction changes to alleviate the problem.

Again, if they are a good company, you are doing them a favor.



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Had not thought of that.

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and crawled a lot on carpet in college.






Ummmm, care to elaborate?? Eek


I worked as an Audio Visual Technician in college and we were in charge of setting up the conference/banquet areas so lots of crawling under the stage and tables to run cables and what not. The rooms were carpeted.

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Originally posted by cparktd:
I would E-mail customer service with a couple photos... nicely stating how lightly they have been used and that you are disappointed in their durability.

I would not be surprised if they sent you a new pair and let you keep the old, no return shipping required. Or maybe a coupon toward a future purchase.

I only buy from them during sales with added free shipping, makes it almost worth it. Almost.


Easy enough for me to drop them by the store.

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I would return them or notify them as mentioned above. Let us hear from you how this worked out.


I have no doubt they will replace them without issue. Just trying to gauge whether 2 years out on a pair of jeans would be seen as stretching it in terms of a wear item.

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I would E-mail customer service with a couple photos...
Make sure the pic shows one nut hanging out ya draws.

To uhh...drive the point home, y'see.


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I typically get more than two years out of a pair of Walmart’s $9.97 Rustler jeans wearing them 2 or 3 days a week and washing them after each day of wear. I sweats freely.
 
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I don't know about this Duluth stuff but I'm just amazed you get 8 years out of Wranglers. Big Grin

I may get almost 2 years.
 
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I'm wearing underwear that I bought in 2008.

Should I check the guarantee?


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I'm wearing underwear that I bought in 2008.

Should I check the guarantee?


Is this proof that the seldom wash and positional rotation, front to back inside out program works?
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It's okay for you to return them.

What I don't get are people returning tvs they bought for the superbowl along with the sofa.

I also don't get people using the one year guarantee on plants. I don't get why stores like Lowes offer that guarantee. A year for a plant to continue to live???



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I’ve got company provided uniforms. Mostly Cintas but a few Red Hat too. These cannot be worn out, I am not kidding either. That a pair of $70 lifetime warranted pants can’t go two years is bullshit.


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That a pair of $70 lifetime warranted pants can’t go two years is bullshit.
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Do you wear them every other day while crawling through barbed wire and broken glass? If so, don't return them.

If you wear them once a week while driving to Wal-Mart and watching TV, return them.

In between those extremes - you know what is right. Do that.




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Originally posted by cparktd:
I would E-mail customer service with a couple photos...
Make sure the pic shows one nut hanging out ya draws.

To uhh...drive the point home, y'see.


This may be the absolute funniest "response from Para" I've seen yet. Big Grin




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Originally posted by parabellum:
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Originally posted by cparktd:
I would E-mail customer service with a couple photos...
Make sure the pic shows one nut hanging out ya draws.

To uhh...drive the point home, y'see.


This may be the absolute funniest "response from Para" I've seen yet. Big Grin

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I had a pair of ballroom jeans that the zipper would not stay up.
I bought them on sale with free shipping. Contacted Duluth for an exchange. At the time I contacted them the ballroom jeans were not on sale. Duluth would not just swap them out for a new pair. My choices were return for a full refund or return the jeans and pay the difference which was 20% for a new pair.

I went for the refund. That has been a few years ago.


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You want to return a pair of two year old pants?
I'm also having a problem with your never wearing out a pair of wranglers... in my work I'm lucky if a pair of pants last 3 months with out getting a hole or tear in them....

Gez.. sew up the hole and get on with it....

I do think their Buck naked undies are over rated... if for no other reason... they are polyester... now their socks are pretty dern good.


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I return Dickie's all the time. As they wear out I put them on a shelf in my closet. Once I get to five pairs I call customer service and get RMA and order another five pairs. That way I always have ten pairs and the worn out pile starts afresh. The new purchase arrives at my door in 3-4 days and the returns in three weeks. I abuse the hell out of them, climbing through attics, crawlspaces, on the floor and carrying tools in the pockets. It's priced into the pants, most just throw them out when a seem pulls apart, they likely have very few people follow up.

I think it's insane to offer lifetime guarantee on work pants, but they do, and I take advantage of it. If I cut them or snag them on something they go in trash, but all that have simply worn out are saved until I hit five pairs, I do this to save on shipping because you do have to pay for shipping on their guarantee.



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I return Dickie's all the time. As they wear out I put them on a shelf in my closet. Once I get to five pairs I call customer service and get RMA and order another five pairs. That way I always have ten pairs and the worn out pile starts afresh. The new purchase arrives at my door in 3-4 days and the returns in three weeks. I abuse the hell out of them, climbing through attics, crawlspaces, on the floor and carrying tools in the pockets. It's priced into the pants, most just throw them out when a seem pulls apart, they likely have very few people follow up.

I think it's insane to offer lifetime guarantee on work pants, but they do, and I take advantage of it. If I cut them or snag them on something they go in trash, but all that have simply worn out are saved until I hit five pairs, I do this to save on shipping because you do have to pay for shipping on their guarantee.


I was not aware Dickinson warranted their work wear. I may have to look into that. I could never justify paying Duluth prices.

Any particular model of duckies you like?

I'm sure Para is going to have more fun with that question Smile




 
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I return Dickie's all the time. As they wear out I put them on a shelf in my closet. Once I get to five pairs I call customer service and get RMA and order another five pairs. That way I always have ten pairs and the worn out pile starts afresh. The new purchase arrives at my door in 3-4 days and the returns in three weeks. I abuse the hell out of them, climbing through attics, crawlspaces, on the floor and carrying tools in the pockets. It's priced into the pants, most just throw them out when a seem pulls apart, they likely have very few people follow up.

I think it's insane to offer lifetime guarantee on work pants, but they do, and I take advantage of it. If I cut them or snag them on something they go in trash, but all that have simply worn out are saved until I hit five pairs, I do this to save on shipping because you do have to pay for shipping on their guarantee.


I was not aware Dickinson warranted their work wear. I may have to look into that. I could never justify paying Duluth prices.

Any particular model of duckies you like?

I'm sure Para is going to have more fun with that question Smile


https://www.dickies.com/pants/...283_color=CH#start=1

$30 not $70 too.

ETA Just googled it, I do not see the lifetime guarantee anymore. I last did exchange/purchase as described above ~1 year ago. They may have changed policy?



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