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How much would you consider 'Expensive' for a pair of trousers?
WantToBeSE
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I am on the hunt for a nice pair of trousers. I'd rather buy quality clothes that last longer as opposed to cheap stuff that lasts a year (if that).
How much would you consider expensive for a pair of trousers? Where do you buy yours?
How much would you consider expensive for a pair of trousers? Where do you buy yours?
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Personally I tend to buy about £90 trousers 2nd hand off ebay for less than £15 - often far less.But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
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What label/brand/make would those be, theoretica?0
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If it is for work trousers then I would want smart ones, made from a decent material for under £40.Taking responsibility one penny at a time!0
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IMO
less than £20 = cheap
£20-40 = average
£40-60 = pricey
£60+ = expensive
I like Debenhams if I'm going for average price, Monsoon for pricey going out ones - I don't ever buy expensive. Pointless with a small child smearing snot on them!Shrinking my mortgage!
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Marks and Spencer trousers fit me, so I stick with these. Leg length changes from shop to shop as much as chothes size as far as I'm concerned.
I wouldn't want to pay much more than £25.000 -
I won't pay more than £20 for work pants.
Always found Asda's seem OK to me.
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I wouldn't pay more than £25 either, but I try and find a decent pair made from good quality material. I did try a pair from Primark and they didn't feel very nice to me, but it was an emergency and limited funds.0
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Expensive...£100?"There may be a legal obligation to obey, but there will be no moral obligation to obey. When it comes to history, it will be the people who broke the law for freedom that will be remembered and honoured." --Rt. Hon. Tony Benn0
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Over £60. Almost regardless of fabric, cut, "label" etc.
I can look somewhat rumpled even in the most expensive trous...0 -
£25 - £35 for smart days...
£10 - £20 for normal days...0
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