To think JOULES are taking the p*ss with their £15 per pair pants...

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Twats.

I love a bit of Nan's curtains print or Breton stripes as much as the next person but when I got an email today - for valentine's day a bargain £25 for two pairs of boxer shorts

FFS sake joules. No. Enough. Even this twatrose shopping middle class sucker is not paying £15 a pair for undercrackers.

Ermm...don't then?

£12.50 a pair isn't bad if you work them out on a cost per wear. In some men's pants there's a fair bit of fabric and they're harder to construct and have more expensive 'trim' than a T-shirt. It's not that bad if they're decent quality.

That would make them £12.50 per pair, not £15, so.........bargain!

15+15=30

Worra - no intention of but some idiot will I bet
Just struck me as a rather cynical move pricing pants at £15 a pair. They must think their customers are a) stupid b) have more money than sense.

Really I won't be losing sleep over it I promise

They are £15 a pair.

If you use the amazing discount you get two for £25 so yes, they would be only £12.50. Bargain. However they still remain priced at £15 per pair without.

Thanks, pedants.

I ask my DD what my Son In Law wants for Bdays/Easter etc and it is usually underwear or socks that cost at least £18.

Usually Hugo Boss, he does have lots, so they must last.

Blimey, my poor dh in his M and S multipacks

It's on a par with what I pay for mine. I find the ones i get fit better wash and wear better and are far more comfortable.

We pay about that for DH's pants. It's cheaper on a cost per wear basis as they last well.

Cheap stuff is too expensive.

Blimey. What do your dh's do to their pants to wear them out (beyond a clean pair each day and washing)?

Dh's might eventually lose the elastic a bit at the top and then I chuck them out but not for years.

I retain my rip off stance.

So don't buy them. What's the issue? None of your business what the rest of us do with our money.

Joules isn't the cheapest brand on the market, and yes you can buy cheaper pants if you wish.
You can also find more expensive pants.

Boxer shorts for £15 wouldn't bother me, particularly, if well made.
Joules is just so obvious, though. I find almost feel embarrassed for people in Joules, tbh.

If the quality of the rest of the joules range is anything to go by you can certainly get better quality pants for less money.

i've been internally debating beautiful hand stitched pants on etsy. won't tell you the price .

Mrs George Michael - HA! I don't want to know but do understand why they would justify the high price tag These are just cotton joules pants, it is 100% of paying for the name. I certainly don't think their clothes are better quality than other high street places.
Apparently though I have underestimated the strength of feeling fantissue about people's pant buying-loyalties. I shall return to the normal world and continue about my business!
As you were.

I hate Joules. They remind me of Dave and Sam Cameron. Nuff said.

I must be a mug then and dbf as both buy joules boxers. They fit him well and wash and last really well. He got 6 pairs in December as on a 3 for 2 so worked out at £10 a pair. Even topman they can be almost £10 a pair.