Women's winter jeans... the impossible find

[SBFChickenGirl]

Thanks! The one's on Fleet Farm look great, have you gotten them before?

Yup!!
They're warm and have good pockets. ( )
Carhartt is also known for making work clothes, but they are very expensive.

 

[FeatheredFriends&Horses2]

Honestly, men's jeans work quite well. I occasionally have to alter a pair so they fit, but other than that, I prefer them over women's. The pockets are larger, which is a bonus.

Yeah, I'm thinking that's what I might do. It's so frustrating to try and find women's work wear, whether it be jeans or boots! I went to Cabela's a while ago, and kind of had to chuckle. I was looking for some new heavy duty work boots and most of the sections in the men's and women's were the same, but there were two that were different. There was women's fashion boots and there was men's work boots, and not vice-versa. I was like, yes, looking cute is nice, but I would also like to actually be able to get some work done!

 

[FeatheredFriends&Horses2]

Yup!!
They're warm and have good pockets. ( )
Carhartt is also known for making work clothes, but they are very expensive.

Awesome! These are such a good price too! Would you happen to know the inseam on them? Sorry, lots of questions!

 

[Folly's place]

How about wearing long johns under regular jeans? That's what I do here. And in late winter, they are always on sale, cheap, at the farm stores. And men's fit fine too.
Mary

 

[FeatheredFriends&Horses2]

How about wearing long johns under regular jeans? That's what I do here. And in late winter, they are always on sale, cheap, at the farm stores. And men's fit fine too.
Mary

Yeah, I do that sometimes. Sometimes it works well, sometimes it seems to make me colder. Maybe either the jeans or the leggings are a little too tight and it doesn't allow warm air to be trapped? I'm not sure.

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Awesome! These are such a good price too! Would you happen to know the inseam on them? Sorry, lots of questions!

No, I don't happen to... sorry
Looked it up on the website and it doesn't say either...

 

[FeatheredFriends&Horses2]

No, I don't happen to... sorry
Looked it up on the website and it doesn't say either...

That's alright, thanks for pointing that site out to me!

 

[Folly's place]

The long johns come in different weights for colder temps, so helpful, and maybe priced better than the lined jeans. I can't imagine riding in coveralls either, another choice otherwise.
LLBean has very good stuff! Pricey, but really good.
Mary

 

[FeatheredFriends&Horses2]

The long johns come in different weights for colder temps, so helpful, and maybe priced better than the lined jeans. I can't imagine riding in coveralls either, another choice otherwise.
LLBean has very good stuff! Pricey, but really good.
Mary

Thanks, I might try to find some heavier ones! And yeah, I rode in coveralls once... NEVER AGAIN!!

 

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@FeatheredFriends&Horses2
Have you ever heard of the Dickies' brand? They make sturdy work clothes for a fairly reasonable price. Here's a link to their women's flannel lined work pants:
dickies-womens-work-pants-flannel-lined-fd117.html