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Just be aware that purchasing discounted gift cards will not stack with credit card offers. The charge will post as from Cashstar Duluth and will not be counted.
If you're comfortable with buying the gift card and then immediately ordering your stuff, that will likely be the cheapest way. However, I have %20 off via Chase and prefer that route for the credit card protections.
Just be aware that purchasing discounted gift cards will not stack with credit card offers. The charge will post as from Cashstar Duluth and will not be counted.
If you're comfortable with buying the gift card and then immediately ordering your stuff, that will likely be the cheapest way. However, I have %20 off via Chase and prefer that route for the credit card protections.
Right. You'd have to order at least the minimum required that hits the credit card to trigger both.
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Bought a gc and its coming from cashstar as the merchant so don't think it'll work - you need to choose one or the other. IMO, best to get the gc as you only need to spend $50 to get free shipping and then save the balance for their next sale. If using the AM EX offer, need to spend $100 now.
I 'tried' Duluth about a year ago, buying 4 "Men's Longtail T Relaxed Fit Short Sleeve Pocket Crew", wanting to love them due to the very heavy cotton material used. ...Heavier than Carhartt (←K87) and Dickies (←Men's Big & Tall Heavyweight Crew Neck Short Sleeve Tee) similar offerings. (i.e. loose fit, heavyweight cotton pocket T, with extra length)
I bought four from Duluth, and when they arrived and I saw/confirmed the enormous neck opening problem, just like many of the 1-star reviews had warned me about. (regarding 3XLT size) I returned all four. Three of the four shirts were still fully sealed in their individual plastic wrapping. The one I inspected was removed enough to visually check the neck size, then it was neatly repacked in its mostly intact individual wrapping in absolutely pristine condition. Never worn, -just unwrapped, and only very briefly. Upon return, they refunded me half the total dollar amount I'd spent on my order (including tax and shipping) So according to my calculations and individual experience, Duluth makes a respectable profit on returns which result from their manufacturing mistakes. I'll never try Duluth again. (lots of talk/blame in reviews about them selling the company and moving production of those particular shirts to a new country) Sucks for me, since I was curious about the extra thick cotton material, and I love heavy cotton T-shirts. Instead I stick to the Dickies type I mentioned, but mostly the Carhartt K87 which edges them all out for my very top spot. Dickies and Carhartt are equally thick. (6.25 oz)
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Purchased 2 pairs of the flex firehouse relaxed fit pants and 1 pair of the ballroom relaxed fit jeans for their black Friday sale on recommendation after tearing through my normal pants in only 6 months. I have "body builder" or athletic legs where my thighs and calves are large so the crotch area always tears.
The reinforced crotch area is nice but their sizing seems somewhat inconsistent. I like wearing my pants loose fitting so when I tried them on 1 pair was loose fitting (the way I like my pants), the jeans and the other pair of the firehouse pants were a little tighter fitting. In terms of sizing, I normally wear Uniqlo jeans and the sizes were pretty much the same for waist and inseam. 1 pair started to fade after the first wash which I wasn't too happy about.
Overall, happy with my purchase. Material is comfy and they seem durable albeit I haven't used them that long. Might pick up another pair of pants and some outerwear jackets.
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If you're comfortable with buying the gift card and then immediately ordering your stuff, that will likely be the cheapest way. However, I have %20 off via Chase and prefer that route for the credit card protections.
If you're comfortable with buying the gift card and then immediately ordering your stuff, that will likely be the cheapest way. However, I have %20 off via Chase and prefer that route for the credit card protections.
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I bought four from Duluth, and when they arrived and I saw/confirmed the enormous neck opening problem, just like many of the 1-star reviews had warned me about. (regarding 3XLT size) I returned all four. Three of the four shirts were still fully sealed in their individual plastic wrapping. The one I inspected was removed enough to visually check the neck size, then it was neatly repacked in its mostly intact individual wrapping in absolutely pristine condition. Never worn, -just unwrapped, and only very briefly. Upon return, they refunded me half the total dollar amount I'd spent on my order (including tax and shipping) So according to my calculations and individual experience, Duluth makes a respectable profit on returns which result from their manufacturing mistakes. I'll never try Duluth again. (lots of talk/blame in reviews about them selling the company and moving production of those particular shirts to a new country) Sucks for me, since I was curious about the extra thick cotton material, and I love heavy cotton T-shirts. Instead I stick to the Dickies type I mentioned, but mostly the Carhartt K87 which edges them all out for my very top spot. Dickies and Carhartt are equally thick. (6.25 oz)
The reinforced crotch area is nice but their sizing seems somewhat inconsistent. I like wearing my pants loose fitting so when I tried them on 1 pair was loose fitting (the way I like my pants), the jeans and the other pair of the firehouse pants were a little tighter fitting. In terms of sizing, I normally wear Uniqlo jeans and the sizes were pretty much the same for waist and inseam. 1 pair started to fade after the first wash which I wasn't too happy about.
Overall, happy with my purchase. Material is comfy and they seem durable albeit I haven't used them that long. Might pick up another pair of pants and some outerwear jackets.
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