TexasCHLforum.com

What RKBA-friendly U.S. clothing company (other than the "tactical"ones--which, by their style or logos, let people know that you're carrying...) makes jeans or "Docker"-style trousers? I've been told that Levi Strauss & Co is NOT RKBA-friendly. Is that correct? If so, I will not buy anything from them (haven't in a long time anyway). I wear jeans about 90% of the time, so that's mostly what I'm interested in, although I also need a few pair of "Docker"-style trousers, too.

Cheers,

Creash

Not only are the RKBA-friendly, they make it more convenient. http://www.totersjeans.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Disclaimer - IMO, their jeans are pretty expensive. I have not purchased or tried their product so I can't vouch for their quality.

$92.00 for waist sizes up to 42" | $97.00 for waist sizes 44" and above

ouch, Sams brand works fine for me.

suthdj wrote:

$92.00 for waist sizes up to 42" | $97.00 for waist sizes 44" and above

ouch, Sams brand works fine for me.

About three pairs of Dockers. I didn't know Sam's had a brand.

WildBill wrote:

suthdj wrote:

$92.00 for waist sizes up to 42" | $97.00 for waist sizes 44" and above

ouch, Sams brand works fine for me.

About three pairs of Dockers. I didn't know Sam's had a brand.

Yep, "MembersMark" around $13 I think.

I did a Google search for RKBA friendly/unfriendly clothing manufacturers. The only hit I got was on Levi Strauss they are VERY unfriendly.

I tried to find information on Wrangler. The parent company, VF corporation seens to be RKBA neutral or maybe friendly. VF owns numerous brands two of the best known are Wrangler Jeans and Lee Jeans. This works for me, since Wrangler and Lee are my favorite jeans. I never liked Levis anyway.

+1 on the jeans at Sam's/WalMart.

Thanks, folks. I've been buying Lees and some Wranglers, but I'll also take a look at the Walmart brands.

Cheers,

Crash

I will ask....

RKBA?

You may want to check Tractor Supply. They make top quality work clothes.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/content_la ... _ceschmidt" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Dirthawking wrote:I will ask....

RKBA?

Right to Keep and Bear Arms

Duluth Trading Company makes "firehose pants" and at least once they were a sponsor for GunGuyRadio.com.