Rugged Blue CSGOVMP1000025786-NAT-36X34 Painter Bib Overalls, English, Cotton, 36 x 34 Natural

I purchased 2 of these bibs for my Stanthepainter hubby and he absolutely fell in love with them. He especially commented on the design and all the extra pockets in front bib for carrying all his painter/manly stuff in that no other bibs he'd tried have had like this bib. He asked me to get him 3 more and says this is the only bibs he will wear from now on. He didn't even want to take them off or get them dirty and if you knew my Stanthepainter almost everything he owns has paint on it.. I'm very pleased he's happy. Thank you for a wonderful bib design and I'm definitely ordering again.

It's very hard to find small sized white overalls for women! This said, I knew we would have to do some alterations when i ordered these for my 5 foot tall and 110 pound daughter. We washed and dried these on high heat and got some nice shrinkage. Then she sewed up the inside legs and crotch to better fit. She cut a few inches off the length and stitched them back up. All said about an hour. Why go to all these lengths? My daughter needed fuchsia overalls for a play. We needed to dye them, and it much easier to dye 100 percent white cotton than bleach and then dye a colored garment. These overalls were good quality medium weight. They colored beautifully. Ps. We ordered the smallest available size, which was 30x30.

I love these more than dickies. They're a lighter material and just feel comfortable. You're not walking around in cardboard. I'm a commercial painter so I put them through the ringer and seem to be doing okay. The suspenders are a little wimpy and don't stay in a flat strap form after a lot of use but I prefer to be comfortable and can deal with it. The white ones seem to be made of a slightly heavier material or maybe it's whatever makes them white that stiffens them up a bit more. They are SUPER white. I feel like I'm glowing so I prefer the natural color.

Generally: I have been wearing bibs almost daily since I was a little boy, for 58 years, so I consider myself a bit of a bib expert. Each brand I've purchased over the years has some quirks or odd features, but I can and do accept these differences. I really had high hopes of trying these bibs, being really pleased, and ordering a bunch of them. I put this product on, walked around the house and cleaned a while and in 10 minutes decided I would never be comfortable or wear these bib overalls.That's a very strong statement in itself. I immediately donated them to charity rather than the hassle of a return.Specifically: 44 x 30 is fairly easy to find and usually fit. On these the waist at 44 for me was acceptable. The length I ordered to be 30 on these bibs is more like 34 or longer! Really, I simply could not believe how long they were! I had to roll up the legs a lot just to walk in them. I found and read the sewn in label to verify it said 44x30. Okay I thought, the length problem might be addressed by a friend who sews so I moved on. The front (upper bib part) and sides were so baggy and bulky they got in the way of normal movement. Strangely loose, kind of like flaps of extra fabric between the straps in front, and the same down the sides to the waist button. It's hard to explain properly but it's actually quite weird. And lastly the clips at the end of the straps, where they hold up the front bib and get a lot of strain, are made of what feels like cheap bent wire rather than a solid metal clip or heavy gauge material.Conclusion: I have never seen bib overalls so out of proportion and just simply wacky. If you are planning to wear these everyday for work or like me you just wear them as a daily thing, do not get these bib overalls. I almost gave them two stars because the color and feel of the fabric was good. But everything else was so terrible I had to give them a one star. This is very difficult for me because it's the first time I've ever given a product one star. I'm sorry to the manufacturer, but these are a disproportionate awful design and thus quite a sub-standard product. Bottom line, after all this babbling, is that you should keep looking. I wish I had.

Color matched the clay I use to make pottery so hides the dirt when I am potting. Leg length correct but bib 4 inches too long so shortened. Also added cargo pockets for cellphone and stuff. Strap adjustment bar moved so permanently fixed straps so no longer adjustable. Weight of material a little thin and ideal for summer wear but may not work for winter wear. Unexpected bonus was complements from the fashion aware women in my life. Good purchase.

Dyed these overalls for a Wreck it Ralph costume. It absorbed the color perfectly.

The bibs have a few shortcomings, but near perfect for a full time market farmer. I am broad chested fella and wear 40x30 or 42x30 the fit same as Carhartt for me.Carhartts are to heavy for my work, in a greenhouse or bent over in the fields for hours on end. I prefer a lower cost bib I can wear for a year then retire them when they are stained with diesel fuel, grease and dirt.I dye them a dark color, and need to bolster the button holes as they rip out on me.Pockets develop holes from carrying heavy tools in them all season. But that's fine about time to retire them anyway, because they are so stained.I wished they came in a dark color, and the button holes were tougher or non existent.Otherwise PERFECT for a market farmer.

You are not going to make a fashion statement with these; if you do, it's most likely the message you want to convey. HOWEVER, they solve the age-old problem of showing your butt to the world whenever you bend over while doing yardwork, working on the car, etc. The fabric is very thin, so they may rip more easily than other brands made out of heavier material. They're also cooler and lighter, so weigh the alternatives.My neighbors are VERY GRATEFUL that I bought these. If you have a 'crack' problem like I do, these will solve all of your problems.