Incotex

[sho'nuff]

Tried to search but with all the Incotex on sale now and the popularity, I'm wondering what is the rave about their pants?

How is the fit/cut, quality and the aspects that make it so popular? Can you comment on their different lines that are on sale in the other forum?

 

[Luc-Emmanuel]

groupthink.
they are nice pants, but they do not warrant this frenzy.

!luc

 

[SuitingStyle]

they are generally slim fitting, so that's appealling to most of ppl on this forum .
I wouldn't pay 100+ for them, but thanks to Daffy's, they are dirt cheap, and I mean dirt cheap, I am well stocked on Incotex.

 

[sho'nuff]

dirt cheap meaning like 20-30 bucks a pair? do these run retail like 200?

 

[jsherman02]

Originally Posted by sho'nuff

dirt cheap meaning like 20-30 bucks a pair? do these run retail like 200?

They are normally $350+

They are great fitting pants for pretty much every body type.

 

[Bhowie]

Originally Posted by jsherman02

They are normally $350+

They are great fitting pants for pretty much every body type.

How does that make sense?

 

[sho'nuff]

besides fit, do the wool made in italy ones look and feel superlative/ luxurious?

 

[bleachboy]

Originally Posted by SuitingStyle

they are generally slim fitting, so that's appealling to most of ppl on this forum .
I wouldn't pay 100+ for them, but thanks to Daffy's, they are dirt cheap, and I mean dirt cheap, I am well stocked on Incotex.

So where is this place where I can buy dirt-cheap Incotex? I guess I'm not clued in...

 

[DocHolliday]

They are slim, I give them that. In that regard, they're appealing. But Incotex also made the wrinkliest pair of khakis I've ever owned. I hesitate to wear them because they look like hell within 20 minutes. Other pairs are better, but I still find them too inconsistent for the price point. That said, the chino-linos are pretty nice. I like those.

Last go-round, IIRC, Daffy's had them for about $20-$25/pair. Great deal at that price.

 

[sho'nuff]

so that's where everyone is getting them to flip here. nice!. no dafffy's here in socal from what i know

 

[academe]

Originally Posted by sho'nuff

besides fit, do the wool made in italy ones look and feel superlative/ luxurious?

Not really any more luxurious than other trousers in the USD 350 price range. The wool trousers are relatively robust and hold-up quite well to daily wear.

 

[sho'nuff]

ok cool, thanks. so that means they are comparable and up to par with other brand names at that price point.
that differs from SS's opinion that their value aint worth 100, but perhaps he was speaking about their cotton or other lower line.

 

[fdbaker]

Some of the most comfortable trousers I own are Incotex cords containing 10% cashmere.

 

[lee_44106]

I have personal experience with the Incotex Sartorial line and the LinoChino.


At $600+ I cannot justify the Sartoriale, but at <$160 they are a sure bet. The construction is pretty good, the fabric drapes nicely

LinoChino is pretty nice as summery pants.

I also think that 75% of the fascination is group think/brand name.

 

[lee_44106]

Originally Posted by fdbaker

Some of the most comfortable trousers I own are Incotex cords containing 10% cashmere.

I actually have the exact opposite review. I have two pairs of the 90% cotton/10% cashmere corduroy pants that retail for around $400-$500. While it feels soft, it drapes terribly and cannot hold a crease worth a damn. I have very positive experience, on the other hand, with the Polo Italian made corduroy pants.