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Deerhunter Enterprise camo trousers.


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Bought a pair of these the other day.

 

No problems. Generously cut and strudily made.

 

The only thing that you might want to know is that, it turns out, I bought them a full size too large.

 

I washed them as per the instructions and was somewhat surprised that they had shrunk by a full size increment. They`d gone from being way too loose around the waist to a comfortable fit.

 

Had I bought them at the correct waist size they would have shrunk so much as to be unwearable.

 

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I`ve now washed them for a second time on the recommended cool wash and they`ve shrunk yet again!

 

I can now just about wear them.

 

Being cut in the style of denim jeans they continually slip down when one is moving about, eventually revealing a lot of unsightly builders bum crack.

 

They are certainly well made and will undoubtedly last well but I would not recommend them to anyone. A poorly thought out design which fails in the field. I`m very surprised that Deerhunter did`nt make them in their high back style which would have negated the builders bum although it would`nt have solved the massive shrinkage problem.

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If you don't need/want camo, I can't recommend highly enough the german army surplus 'moleskin' trousers.

 

I`ve now washed them for a second time on the recommended cool wash and they`ve shrunk yet again!

 

I can now just about wear them.

 

Being cut in the style of denim jeans they continually slip down when one is moving about, eventually revealing a lot of unsightly builders bum crack.

 

They are certainly well made and will undoubtedly last well but I would not recommend them to anyone. A poorly thought out design which fails in the field. I`m very surprised that Deerhunter did`nt make them in their high back style which would have negated the builders bum although it would`nt have solved the massive shrinkage problem.

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