Luckily – Birddogs’ shorts proved to be absolutely worth the wait.
The social media / customer service teams were kind, understanding, and offered me a $10 coupon towards my next pair of Birddogs, but I was still pretty salty about my initial experience with the brand. Lo and behold, I must’ve missed some magically invisible cutoff date, because I later found out via their social media support where my order was (since I blew past the ship date with no shipping notification from Birddogs) that my shorts had been bumped to the next ship date, three more weeks after I had ordered. “That’s fine.” I figured, and ordered anyway. I planned on ordering some shorts to wear at a bachelor party that was a few weeks away, and I got a similar message as above, telling me they were sold out and not shipping just yet. My initial ordering process for my Birddogs shorts was not very smooth, at all. They definitely aren’t as expensive as their competitors, but they are definitely a premium direct-to-consumer retailer. Let’s cut to the chase, at $65 for a pair of shorts, and $95 for a pair of pants, Birddogs are not a budget clothing line. I found a pair I wanted, headed on over to Al Gore’s internet, and got ready to order. They’re also like $30 cheaper than Lululemon shorts.
They’re stretchy, breathable, and they’ve got underwear in them. However, their “dressier” looking shorts-with-drawers don’t come in khaki – and I really don’t need a $95 pair of shorts in powder blue seersucker.Įnter Birddogs. I actually own a pair of Lululemon’s shorts with built-in drawers (a design that Birddogs proudly advertises that they “stole”), and I really like them. They also have different products that are made to look like more dressier, khaki shorts (the kind that I purchased), which is something I haven’t seen on the market before. If you couldn’t already tell by their advertisements, Birddogs are gym shorts with built-in underwear. I figured – if they’re advertising this aggressively, they have to be good, right? Shorts with Drawers Naturally, just like any other average American consumer, I ended up buying some. I literally couldn’t open Facebook, Snapchat, or Instagram without seeing at least one ad for Birddogs daily. Over the last six months, I’ve been bombarded with targeted ads for Birddogs. I’ve written like three blogs about crab rangoons. Why are you writing about pants?” – The answer is: It’s our gaming website and we’ll write about whatever we want. Author’s Note: You might be thinking to yourself – “This is a gaming website.
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