what does the "BIG T" cut/wash stand for in mens ?
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Okay did a search on google and could not find an nsnwer and then i came upon this from another forum:
Big T:
Bigger buttons
Bigger rivets
Bigger back pockets
Threads are thicker (3 threads)
back tag is bigger
fit is usually tighter compared to the non big t versions of the same cut/wash
Big T:
Bigger buttons
Bigger rivets
Bigger back pockets
Threads are thicker (3 threads)
back tag is bigger
fit is usually tighter compared to the non big t versions of the same cut/wash
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Basically, yes. (All but the fit being tighter. That isn't my experience with them at all)
There are Basic pairs, Big T pairs, and Super T pairs as far as the different price point are concerned. Big T has thicker stitching and big details then basic and Super T has bigger stitching then Big T.
(Then there are also many different specialty pairs that are made but those are the basic three 'levels' of TR's)
There are Basic pairs, Big T pairs, and Super T pairs as far as the different price point are concerned. Big T has thicker stitching and big details then basic and Super T has bigger stitching then Big T.
(Then there are also many different specialty pairs that are made but those are the basic three 'levels' of TR's)
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