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Post by jeffrx on Dec 3, 2016 16:43:01 GMT -6
The back pocket buttons back pocket stitching is too thick and inflicts pain when you sit on hard surfaces. I have 2 pairs and I'm realizing that I'm going to have to remove the back pocket buttons to never sit down to make these tolerable. A shame really, because otherwise they are pretty good.
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Post by jeffrx on Dec 3, 2016 16:45:38 GMT -6
Or maybe it's rivets... something is digging into my ass and I'm going to figure out what! Something just ain't right.
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Post by davelewis on Dec 3, 2016 17:12:28 GMT -6
I've got and couple pair of 12oz, and an 18oz pair all with corozo buttons and they seem fine to me, but I wouldn't want th tradition metal denim buttons on my backside.
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Post by jeffrx on Dec 3, 2016 20:15:43 GMT -6
I don't know yet what it is, but when I get home and take these off there will be an investigation. Sitting in the bleachers watching my daughter's game was not a pleasure with these 2 objects, whatever they are, digging in to my rump.
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Post by jeffrx on Dec 4, 2016 9:32:01 GMT -6
OK, so it turns out that it's the inner edge of the rear pocket bags, not the buttons. They are built up so thick and so ultra-reinforced that they act as a protrusion that affects you when you sit. It's something that is meant to be ultra strong, but in this case is a design flaw. It's fine when your sitting on a cushion, but no good when your ass must meet a hard chair or bench.
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Post by davelewis on Dec 4, 2016 12:59:06 GMT -6
I believe I remember Ciano stating the pocket bags are something like 16oz material, or something close to that. Probably a little overkill for a chino pant, but he builds them to last, and they will probably hold up better than the duck will,lol.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2016 9:29:58 GMT -6
OK, so it turns out that it's the inner edge of the rear pocket bags, not the buttons. They are built up so thick and so ultra-reinforced that they act as a protrusion that affects you when you sit. It's something that is meant to be ultra strong, but in this case is a design flaw. It's fine when your sitting on a cushion, but no good when your ass must meet a hard chair or bench. I rarely wear mine for similar reasons. All of the layers where the taped seams, pull loops, and heavy pockets overlap cause uncomfortable pressure points when I wear them. As noted, they're built to last, unfortunately in my case it is due to lack of wear. |
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Post by cianofarmer on Dec 6, 2016 19:59:04 GMT -6
jeffrx i see the post …sooooo..how long have you had them?.and what weight? the 12oz or 18oz? and how many times have you washed them?  …. remember all product we have is Guarantee for Life so..we will do what we can to help solve this issue….so the header "The problem with CF Duck canvas chinos is…" is a little concerning!!!!!! email me and let me know who you are….. the reason why i ask about how long you have had them and how many washes…Mike and I both have the 18oz and we have had them for 2 years and washed them many times…….the duck canvas now is as soft as "BUTTER" and we wear the HELL out of them to break them in….. we really use them as WORK WEAR…and use them for everything from cutting 15 acre of grass on a tractor , duck hunting and wading in water, and normal Texas stuff our girlfriends and wife's make us do on the ranch and around the house…..so it is our go to work wear pant…... and we have a lot of Milo Farmers and Cotton Farmers in Richmond Texas that have the same style and they have never mention to us the issue you are having and we use this old men as our "Guinea Pigs" for product test.…but keep in mind…the chinos they bring back to our shop for repair every season…is broken in and are soft as hell to the touch….. email me so we have figure out how to fix this issue. Cheers Ciano 281-202-1078 email……ciano@cianofarmer.com |
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Post by jeffrx on Dec 10, 2016 11:19:14 GMT -6
jeffrx i see the post …sooooo..how long have you had them?.and what weight? the 12oz or 18oz? and how many times have you washed them? …. remember all product we have is Guarantee for Life so..we will do what we can to help solve this issue….so the header "The problem with CF Duck canvas chinos is…" is a little concerning!!!!!! email me and let me know who you are….. the reason why i ask about how long you have had them and how many washes…Mike and I both have the 18oz and we have had them for 2 years and washed them many times…….the duck canvas now is as soft as "BUTTER" and we wear the HELL out of them to break them in….. we really use them as WORK WEAR…and use them for everything from cutting 15 acre of grass on a tractor , duck hunting and wading in water, and normal Texas stuff our girlfriends and wife's make us do on the ranch and around the house…..so it is our go to work wear pant…... and we have a lot of Milo Farmers and Cotton Farmers in Richmond Texas that have the same style and they have never mention to us the issue you are having and we use this old men as our "Guinea Pigs" for product test.…but keep in mind…the chinos they bring back to our shop for repair every season…is broken in and are soft as hell to the touch….. email me so we have figure out how to fix this issue. Cheers Ciano 281-202-1078 email……ciano@cianofarmer.com  |
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Post by jeffrx on Dec 10, 2016 11:23:50 GMT -6
Ciano, first off, let me set the record straight that I am not saying the canvas is in any way bad. It is awesome, and you are awesome. I don't want anything from you, trust me. You have been good in all of my dealings with you guys. As you can see from the image above, the part of the back pocket where the fabrics come together is very thick and it is also hard. This is right where a person sits down, so it is digging in to their rump. This is something you can consider fixing. I might just cut that part out and restitch it somehow.  |
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Post by jeffrx on Dec 10, 2016 11:24:21 GMT -6
Just for reference, this is the rear pocket bag.
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Post by cianofarmer on Dec 15, 2016 8:51:04 GMT -6
Just for reference, this is the rear pocket bag. jeffrx i see, yes, send them in and we will figure out a way to take some of the bulk out for you to mke them a little more comfortable. Cheers Ciano |
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