Dickies Men's Basic Blended Coverall
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There is no option for people who are over six feet tall. Are there any NBA players among you? I'm 6'2" and weigh 205 pounds as well. I placed an order for the x-ray machine. tall and huge The crotch hangs low and the waistband is quite loose. The legs are about 4" too long, but that can be fixed with hemming. I am re- ordering in bulk- I'm not a flying squirrel because of my height. I'm sticking with tall because I don't want to hit a high note when I have to stretch overhead.
These are for my son, and I purchased them. He's been putting them to work on his car. The coveralls are of good quality and fit fairly true to size; they are a bit baggy, not fitted, but if you need them for work, you would also wear clothes underneath, and they allow for that, as well as allowing him to move well in them. My son is 6'3" with an athletic build and a 32 inch waist; they are of good quality and fit fairly true to size; they are a bit baggy, not fitted, but if you need them for work, you would also
My height and weight are 180 pounds and 5'10". I wear a size large. I hope this information is useful.
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250 pounds, with a weekend belly and a LARGE FRAME. After reading 1000 reviews, I decided to order the XL regular. This is exactly what I was expecting. When I'm not working, I wear an XL. T-shirts that shrink and cotton T-shirts that are 2X shirts. 36- Pants 38x32. If you're unsure about your size, I recommend going up a size. Because I prefer looser fitting clothing for comfort, I can still move freely in the XL with somewhat bulky clothes underneath. So the XXL (with clothes underneath) is not a problem for me. Because the material is fairly warm, I believe my best option for comfort in the trim fitting XL is to wear very thin clothing underneath if necessary. br>I like Dickies because it has the same quality as Carhartt without the price tag. If you've ever worked in a restaurant, you'll know that when they come out of the dryer, they smell like greasy kitchen clothes. Lol. But I've heard it goes away. br>I'm not great at writing reviews, but I'm sure there's someone out there who is.
I'm a female, and I'd like to introduce myself to you. I'm 5'2" tall and ordered a medium. Approximately 150-200 160lb. It was comfortable to wear, but the legs were a little too long. Of course, since it was a men's size, this was to be expected. The female's bust size is determined by her body type. How much space do you require in that location? (36B) is a perfect fit. I hope you found my feedback useful. If it did, please give it a thumbs up:.
If you're anything like me, you've read a hundred reviews and still have no idea what size to get. It's been said that it's too small as well as too big by a large number of people. br>br>Are you familiar with the concept of reviews? br>br>In the end, I went with the Dickies sizing chart, and the coveralls were a perfect fit. In terms of durability, design, and function, they're exactly what I was looking for. However, they are a little too short in the torso and too narrow in the shoulders. br>br>I stand 6' 1" tall and weigh around 220 pounds. My frame, on the other hand, is probably closer to 190 lbs. I went with the Large/Regular size. There is plenty of room underneath to wear clothes, especially in the legs. However, my range of arm movement is limited by the slight torso shortness, and when stretching for something above your head, I can get uncomfortably high in the crotch. The next time I order, I'll go with Large/ Tall. br>br>More information about myself for sizing purposes: br>Inseam: br>Inseam: br>Inseam: 32br>34br>Waist: 32br>Jacket size: 42br> 44br>Height: 44br> 6ft 1in in height, 1in in width, 1in in depth, 1in in depth, 1in depth, 1in depth, 1in 220br>I wear a size L t-shirt most of the time. shirtsbr>br>Wishing you the best of luck and happy shopping!.
The Large Regular was the size that I chose. I'm 5'10" with a 43" chest, 36" waist, and a 30" inseam, and it fits perfectly. The crotch and shoulders are well-fitting; which is the most crucial. The length of the arm is about an inch too long. As a result, I simply increase the cuff length. The legs are about a third of an inch too long. as a result, I fold the cuffs on the legs 2- 3 times. br>br>The fabric is stiff, which is ideal for use as a work cloth. In the crawl space, I used it a few times. It was unclear whether this had side pocket openings. br>br> It has openings right behind the side pants pockets where you can reach inside (so you can get to the pockets if you wear pants underneath this) in addition to regular side pants pockets. I don't find it useful. It's actually a source of concern for me because I don't want mud to get into my coverall as I crawl around.
My height is 6'3" and my weight is 250 lbs. I purchased the regular xl size and it was absolutely perfect for me. I couldn't believe it. If it didn't fit, I was going to give it to a friend who is a little smaller than me, but it does. I'm going to get a second pair as soon as possible.
br>I like it, but I'm having trouble finding the right size. I'm 5' 8". The Large/Regular was too big for me because the crotch area was way too low, the arms and legs were too long, and the entire coverall fit me like a huge potato sack. I'm 5", 175 lbs, and have a 34" waist. So I returned it and ordered a Medium/Regular, which was a perfect fit, but a little too perfect: when I raise my arms, the crotch area gets too tight, and the shoulder area gets too tight, making it difficult to work in. I'm having a hard time deciding which size to get. Apart from the size issue, the material quality and overall construction of the coverall appear to be satisfactory.
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I'm 6'6" and made the mistake of ordering the L Tall size. I'm used to things being too big in the waist to get them long enough in the inseam because I'm thin and lanky (195 lbs). The L Tall, on the other hand, appeared to be designed for an NBA player, as my 38" inseam left the cuffs dragging on the floor and my hands looking like a pre-teen. a teenager tries on his father's sport coat I exchanged it for a M Tall, which is nearly perfect. The seat is a little tight, and the sleeves are 1/2" short, but the pants are perfect for covering my work boots and preventing dirt and oil from accumulating on the garage floor. br>br>Material takes some time to break in, but it feels durable. br>br>I'd rather have a slightly tight fit than a bunch of baggy material that could get caught in a moving part. br>br>Material takes some time to break in, but it feels durable. If you work outside in the cold, it doesn't provide much warmth or protection from the wind, but I can wear a jacket underneath it comfortably. br>br>Pockets are a little too baggy to carry anything heavy, and the buttons have a large stack height that makes you feel like you're laying down on a lego brick (I actually bruised a rib this way), but these are minor gripes. It is passable. The metal brass zipper feels durable, and it allows you to access your jeans pockets underneath. br>br>Just pay attention to the measurements!.
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