Best value in pants?

[craigdfdsfsdfdfsd]

I am looking for high quality pants, shirts, sweaters. What I would like to do here is find the people/brands/vendors that are giving a great value for the money. Quality fabric is the most important step. Under $60 for shirts. only italian,swiss, german manufacturers

 

[breakaway01]

"I am looking for 'high quality' clothes made from 'quality fabric' in Italy, Switzerland, or Germany but I don't want to pay what it would actually cost to make these garments in those countries by people earning decent wages."

Your best bet is to buy used/vintage (e.g. eBay) or discounters like Yoox. Beware that at these price points (e.g. $60 shirts, if you are talking about retail prices), the clothing is often either made by foreign workers in Europe or is largely made in low-cost countries and then finished in Western European countries to get the "Made in Italy" (or whatever) label. Good luck.

 

[craigdfdsfsdfdfsd]

anyone

 

[TomTom]

I am looking for high quality pants, shirts, sweaters. What I would like to do here is find the people/brands/vendors that are giving a great value for the money. Quality fabric is the most important step. Under $60 for shirts. only italian,swiss, german manufacturers

I want a Ferrari Daytona under 5000 pounds...Both are fairytales but not saying that bit can't be done.

 

[acconrad]

If it hasn't settled in yet: the answer is they don't exist. There are no pants that match all of that criteria unless you thrift.

 

[Mirage-]

The request as worded is obviously absurd but if one wants decent chinos for lowest possible prices (like 40€ a pair) I can strongly recommend Uniqlo's vintage fit chinos, literally the only 100% cotton that feels sturdy, proper straight cut without actually being true vintage-wide, not elasticated, much-higher-than-average rise chino I've ever seen at such a price. I personally prefer them to most trousers most people I meet wear these days.
Obviously they are not made in the requested countries though.
Otherwise, as stated, second-hand is the only real option. I've actually bought a literal dozen of second-hand Gran Sasso knits on Vinted for 20-40€ a piece.