blaklader.comWe've been making professional workwear since 1959.Today Blaklader is one of Sweden's leading producers of heavy working clothes.Our goal is to manufacture products that make your work more comfortable, easier and safer. Clothing that can take a beating. We regularly test our raw materials to ensure excellent quality at all times.Our lab tests wear and tear, rip and pull resistance, colorfastness and shrinkage. We are certified according to the ISO 9001 quality management system and the ISO 14001 environmental management system.This means that we are constantly working to be as gentle on the environment as possible.
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Joe G.
The ripstop paints are fantastic! My issue lies with the ripstop shorts. For some unknown reason the company decided to remove the right hand side of extra pockets. Customer service says that the company has added it back to the new version, that has not been released yet. But I’ve been waiting a year and still they say the same thing. I live in Florida it is 87’F 30’C today. What is the hold up???
Jeffrey D.
I would highly recommend reading this review of X1600 pants. Although they are exceptionally well-made pants, they suffer from a couple of very important design flaws. First, they kneepads are only functional on flat surfaces as the loading of the foam pads comes from the bottom, thereby allowing the pads to ride up your leg if you are on anything that has a slope. You will find your knees on the hard surface and the pads on your upper thighs. Snickers pants load from the top which is much more user- friendly and practical. I thought this problem was so obviously bad that I wanted to return the pants, but after I cut off that useless large Velcro pouch on the side of the left leg, I figured the warranty was void. Craftsmanship is A+, but engineering suffers from either techno geekery or following bad examples (i.e. Carhartt loads knee pads from the bottom). I hope they fix this problem before I need a new pair of pants.