Dickies

Pre-owned Dickies trousers, work shirts and T-shirts, from the 874 work trouser to short-sleeve work shirts with chest pockets.

Work trousers

Dickies is best known for its trousers. The 874 is a straight-leg twill work trouser that Dickies released in April 1967. Next to it are cargo trousers with flap pockets on the leg, carpenter trousers with a hammer loop and tool pockets, and dungarees. The trousers have their own page, Dickies work trousers.

Work shirts and T-shirts

Dickies work shirts come in short and long sleeves, mostly with two chest pockets with a flap and a point or camp collar. The T-shirts are cotton jersey, often with a chest pocket, in short and long sleeves. Shirts, T-shirts and shirt jackets have their own page, Dickies shirts.

Size and measurements

Dickies trousers are sized as waist by inseam in inches, for example 32x30. The method is explained in the guide to measuring pit to pit.

The same items can be browsed for men and women. The Dickies buying guide covers the brand and what to check on a pair of trousers, and Duck Canvas, Denim and Drill explains the fabrics. More workwear is on the pages for Carhartt and workwear.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Dickies come from?

Dickies is an American workwear brand from Fort Worth, Texas.

What does a size such as 32x30 mean?

The first number is the waist and the second is the inseam, both in inches. Both are measured on each pair and stated in the description.

What is the difference between Dickies and Carhartt?

The Dickies range is built around trousers in twill, which is lighter and smoother. The Carhartt range is built around jackets in duck canvas, which is heavy and stiff when new.