The All Day Every Day Joggers (ADED), runs a close second to the ADED Pants for Public Rec’s most popular piece. If it were to creep above a Benjamin though (as it has in the past), the value for money argument becomes tougher for us to make. While its price places it at the premium end of the Leisurewear market, we think the All Day Every Day Pant justifies its current price tag given its innovativeness, quality construction, and luxurious comfort. If we were ordering again we’d try a size down, but we seem to be in the minority after scanning other customer reviews. The small logo on the right back pocket is the only branding element visible to the eye.Īs a downside, our model is a slim 5’11” and found them to run just a touch baggy in the legs.
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The back two are an added bonus and also feel nice and secure (albeit not zippered).Īnd because the drawstring is internal and the branding elements are subtle, we’d feel comfortable wearing these within any creative or relaxed professional environment, or on any dress-down day (but not for business casual, of course).
We were able to easily fit our phone, wallet, and keys in those two alone. The front zipper pockets are nice and deep. The pants also boast tapered bottoms and faux front fly, and for utility points, two front and two back pockets, the former being zippers. I can promise you from experience that this wouldn’t have been the case with a regular old pair of sweatpants. Our model wore these out while shooting photography on a hot humid day in Texas and didn’t sweat in them at all. The stretch from the spandex is noticeable as soon as you pull these babies on and we like how much give there is in the waist. The pants are made from a spandex/nylon blend of breathable, moisture-wicking fabric and crowned by an elastic waistband and internal drawstring.Īnd they really are super comfortable. The All Day Every Day Pant is, and always has been, designed for the guy on the go who wants to do his ‘going’ in both comfort and style.Īnd as mentioned above, the pants capture Zach Goldstein’s big-picture vision for Public Rec. Public Rec Pants Review: All Day Every Day Pant Go-To Henley (Short Sleeve) in Heather NavyĮach item came wrapped in an individual plastic baggie, with everything packaged neatly into a branded cardboard box.įirst, I’ll share our team’s mini-reviews of each item, before I give my overall opinion on Public Rec as a whole.įirst up, let’s talk pants.All Day Every Day Joggers in Stone Grey.Naturally, we’ve focused on these benchmarks across the review. Beyond versatility, they also claim to provide a tailored fit through custom-made performance fabric, as well as design details that are better than their competitors, and indoor-level-comfort. Public Rec’s main slogan is “we make leisurewear for everywhere”. But they’ve also established production partnerships closer to home in Vancouver, Chicago, and Portland. The brand’s apparel is manufactured primarily out of Southeast Asian garment powerhouse countries like Vietnam, Indonesia, Peru, and Thailand. Question answered if you ask me.įour years on from its debut Kickstarter success, Public Rec now boasts an entire range of bottoms, tops, layers, and accessories, and we’ll be sharing our personal thoughts on several pieces below. We’ll be reviewing the 2021 version of the same pant below.Īnd that’s exactly how you make the leap from boardroom to dressy-sweatpant startup. It was more than a comfortable success, storming to over $175,000 in pledges against a mere $15,000 goal. So Goldstein took action and quit his job in pursuit of his Public Rec dream.įast forward 18 months and Public Rec’s flagship product, the All Day Every Day Pant was launched via Kickstarter in 2015. Finding a pair that don’t look like something only your mom would dare wear around the houseĪfter a few years in finance, the budding athleisurepreneur still felt no other brand had successfully closed what he saw was a huge gap in the growing leisurewear market.Finding a pair of pants that actually fit well.He loved wearing sweatpants but saw two big issues (and if you’ve worn sweatpants over the last decade you’ll probably relate): It all started in the late 2000’s when Goldstein was still in college. How do you go from working at JP Morgan to starting a men’s leisurewear company? Public Rec Pants Review: All Day Every Day Pantįounded in Chicago by former investment banker, Zach Goldstein, Public Rec is a leisurewear brand for men.ĭon’t worry, I hear what you’re thinking.
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