Good Design

Alex · 01-26-2012, 03:22 PM

I really don't understand that. First I don't actually find sweatpants to be any more comfortable unless I'm not expecting to be more mobile than watching football from the couch. But the comfort comes from being baggy and loose, not that they're made out of cheap fabric. So if they still fit like regular pants is not that advantage gone?

Two, if I'm going to have to wear a belt to keep them up, that eliminates most of what comfort advantage (when not moving) sweatpants have.

Three, when was the last time you saw dress pants with kneepads built in?

Four, KNEE PADS. Apparently these are designed for male hookers.

01-26-2012, 03:22 PM	#11
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	I really don't understand that. First I don't actually find sweatpants to be any more comfortable unless I'm not expecting to be more mobile than watching football from the couch. But the comfort comes from being baggy and loose, not that they're made out of cheap fabric. So if they still fit like regular pants is not that advantage gone? Two, if I'm going to have to wear a belt to keep them up, that eliminates most of what comfort advantage (when not moving) sweatpants have. Three, when was the last time you saw dress pants with kneepads built in? Four, KNEE PADS. Apparently these are designed for male hookers.
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