Reverse mullet: Business in the back, party in the front.
TJsays
They look like dad jeans in the front too. They could’ve at least made the jeans part less dad-jean like.
facelessghostsays
Interesting. I think the pants are terrible for many reasons, but the fit didn’t strike me as one of them. A matter of preference, I suppose.
sabrownsays
I think TJ was referring to the light wash and fading, not necessarily the fit.
BenRsays
Wat.
Dismally Scientificsays
Do you think next season they’ll come out with Jants (jeans in back pants in front)? It would be a shame to waste all those jean and pant halves.
Kellensays
uhhh
Marshall Lillysays
At some point, one of these offered without comment pieces needs to be up for a giveaway…
Winston Heardsays
awesome. i’ve been looking for some trousers for my Two-Face costume.
Andrewsays
Perfect companion for my faded denim blazer
red devilsays
😐
Garrison Lsays
Props to D&B for offering them up for only $845
southysays
Perfect for the times when you wake up and have to rush to the office unsure if it’s Thursday or Casual Friday.
sierra.alphasays
…would not pay $8.45 for pair, let alone $845.
cdrinarksays
If they were pleated or had a “comfort waist” I would be all over them. Guess I’ll have to pass, though.
Butch_Zeesays
There’s now a whole village in Africa where they are wearing dress-pants-front/jeans-pants-back.
sabrownsays
Are those black shoes? The horror…
Dominosays
Eight. Hundred. And Forty Five Dollars.
facelessghostsays
Shoot. I defended the fit in an earlier comment, and today I’m wearing comfort-waist pants. Time for some style introspection?
TJsays
Agree. Maybe thats the exception to Joe’s rule of not taking free merch for reviews.
PACsays
Now, if they had cut the front of these like jeans (but in dress-trouser wool), and cut the rear like dress trousers (but in denim), we’d REALLY be onto something.
Winston Heardsays
i know right? i mean, it’s not even selvedge!
pierrotsays
Jesus I didn’t even notice that part
Anilsays
Where is the matching dress shirt in the back, flannel in the front shirt?
Brailleyardsays
And they hate them as much as the model.
Brailleyardsays
Things i’m going to say to anyone wearing these:
“Hate to see you coming…but love to watch you leave. ”
“It’s not about what they think when you walk in the room – it’s about what they say as you walk out.”
“Your fly’s down”
“Janus got you too huh?”
“Can I sell you some land?”
Kennybobsays
Aren’t all guys’ pants “party in the front business in the back”? Even without pants, it still works out that way.
Adamsays
INSIDER TRADING.
Adamsays
And THERE is our Pet Rock idea. Millionaires.
PSRsays
Selvedge?
Johnsays
Some men mix business and pleasure in the back. For others, it’s always a party of one. Now, if you’ll excuse me, business is backlogged.
Johnsays
Or the oxford cap-toe in the back and white trainers in the front?
Ryansays
“It’s party in front, business in back on these eclectic mixed-media pants featuring a relaxed, distressed denim front that flips to a dapper trouser-inspired back for a unique, modern look.”
Perhaps the perfect ‘getaway’ pants? “The perp was wearing jeans” | “No he wasn’t”.
Actually, the comedy of the concept is underlined by the price.
Dominosays
Also!
The category it’s put under is “Pants and Jeans.”
Apparently they are, yes.
Florin Dsays
More specifically for Thursday evening all-nighters.
Shanghai Mikesays
Horrible in every way. But, from a business perspective they are probably going to be far more successful than any of us imagine. This style dies on westerners, but many Asians think it looks killer (see what I did there). Not trying to dis’ Asians, there are loads who are well dressed btw, but this mixed look is super popular here right now (I live in Shanghai if you didn’t notice my handle). Plus, wealthy folks here are not deterred at all by the pricetag. Still, I wouldn’t touch them with a 10′ pole.
Phil Davissays
The. Absolute. Worst.
Andrew Griffithsays
These would go great with that “One of a Kind” shirt they sell in Skymall.
Rob F.says
Bahahaha!
Kyle Leon Norvillesays
I’m probably late to the party…
But this would totally kill at casual Fridays at the office.
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Reverse mullet: Business in the back, party in the front.
They look like dad jeans in the front too. They could’ve at least made the jeans part less dad-jean like.
Interesting. I think the pants are terrible for many reasons, but the fit didn’t strike me as one of them. A matter of preference, I suppose.
I think TJ was referring to the light wash and fading, not necessarily the fit.
Wat.
Do you think next season they’ll come out with Jants (jeans in back pants in front)? It would be a shame to waste all those jean and pant halves.
uhhh
At some point, one of these offered without comment pieces needs to be up for a giveaway…
awesome. i’ve been looking for some trousers for my Two-Face costume.
Perfect companion for my faded denim blazer
😐
Props to D&B for offering them up for only $845
Perfect for the times when you wake up and have to rush to the office unsure if it’s Thursday or Casual Friday.
…would not pay $8.45 for pair, let alone $845.
If they were pleated or had a “comfort waist” I would be all over them. Guess I’ll have to pass, though.
There’s now a whole village in Africa where they are wearing dress-pants-front/jeans-pants-back.
Are those black shoes? The horror…
Eight. Hundred. And Forty Five Dollars.
Shoot. I defended the fit in an earlier comment, and today I’m wearing comfort-waist pants. Time for some style introspection?
Agree. Maybe thats the exception to Joe’s rule of not taking free merch for reviews.
Now, if they had cut the front of these like jeans (but in dress-trouser wool), and cut the rear like dress trousers (but in denim), we’d REALLY be onto something.
i know right? i mean, it’s not even selvedge!
Jesus I didn’t even notice that part
Where is the matching dress shirt in the back, flannel in the front shirt?
And they hate them as much as the model.
Things i’m going to say to anyone wearing these:
“Hate to see you coming…but love to watch you leave. ”
“It’s not about what they think when you walk in the room – it’s about what they say as you walk out.”
“Your fly’s down”
“Janus got you too huh?”
“Can I sell you some land?”
Aren’t all guys’ pants “party in the front business in the back”? Even without pants, it still works out that way.
INSIDER TRADING.
And THERE is our Pet Rock idea. Millionaires.
Selvedge?
Some men mix business and pleasure in the back. For others, it’s always a party of one. Now, if you’ll excuse me, business is backlogged.
Or the oxford cap-toe in the back and white trainers in the front?
“It’s party in front, business in back on these eclectic mixed-media pants featuring a relaxed, distressed denim front that flips to a dapper trouser-inspired back for a unique, modern look.”
Now try saying that without giggling.
Perhaps the perfect ‘getaway’ pants? “The perp was wearing jeans” | “No he wasn’t”.
Actually, the comedy of the concept is underlined by the price.
Also!
The category it’s put under is “Pants and Jeans.”
Apparently they are, yes.
More specifically for Thursday evening all-nighters.
Horrible in every way. But, from a business perspective they are probably going to be far more successful than any of us imagine. This style dies on westerners, but many Asians think it looks killer (see what I did there). Not trying to dis’ Asians, there are loads who are well dressed btw, but this mixed look is super popular here right now (I live in Shanghai if you didn’t notice my handle). Plus, wealthy folks here are not deterred at all by the pricetag. Still, I wouldn’t touch them with a 10′ pole.
The. Absolute. Worst.
These would go great with that “One of a Kind” shirt they sell in Skymall.
Bahahaha!
I’m probably late to the party…
But this would totally kill at casual Fridays at the office.