Carhartt Men's Relaxed Fit Duck Bib Overall

I am a metal worker and wear either Carhartt double knee pants or overalls unless I am attending an event. In that regard, I was psyched to purchase these for my phone in the front zipper pocket. For protecting my phone, the zipper pocket on the front is superb. My favorite part is the stretch zones in the waist. And honestly, there is additional adjustment in the over shoulder straps which I LOVE as I am 5'11" and 185 lbs and the 34" waist finally hangs low enough that their location is accurate. There's nothing good about it! I do not know what to say about the front pockets at the waist! They are so thin, I wouldn't trust storing pennys in them. They are less of a pocket and more of a goodwill drop off box, as they are shallow enough to fall out everything you put in them! If you squat down, your keys will fall out, if you bend over, your phone will fall out, do not sit down until you get all the things in your pockets out. I DON'T WANT YOU TO GET DEAD! It looks like a catch-all when you are standing next to them because of how they are cut. Say you do some woodworking, you will end up with more sawdust in your pockets than on the floor. Yeah I know it's overstatement but the pockets will catch everything you dont want when you're standing and everything you want when you're sitting or kneeling in them. While I do appreciate the style and think it's neat, I worry more about functionality than style. I work for a living, so I expect my pockets to actually function! Pockets from previous versions should be included in this new version.

Soren Albert

| Jan 21, 2021

It makes me very disappointed to know that the new R01 is inferior. Materials feel thin to the touch. There is a difference in sizing. I had them made in the same size as all my old style R01s, but they are so baggy I feel as if I'll get snagged on a lot of Pockets on the side and back of the hands are While working, crawling under houses, standing, sitting, or whatever I am doing, my keys, knives, etc seem to fall out of my pockets. In Carhartt pants, I wear a 44X32, which if anything are a bit too long for When I lived in (the good old) R01's, I wore I believe the 30 lengths are a tiny bit short for me, but they're still not excessively high. I'm not dragging the bottom of the pants at all because the pants are just short enough. Overalls (old ones) in size 48 fit well right away. I wash them warm and dry them on the medium setting. It is likely the overalls (old ones) will shrink a little at first. So, being a bigger guy, I was surprised by how big the new R01's were, since I'm used to Carhartt's (typical) size. As a result of another comment, I have sent these back and ordered the R06 style, which has not yet been "improved" by Carhartt. A washcloth version of the old R01, the R06 is a new version of the washcloth. I ordered my usual size and they were good to go (fit right, normal pockets, thick fabric that doesn't feel like it will rip when snagged on It was a simple process to return items to Amazon. There must be some reason why Carhartt is experiencing this phase of feeling at a loss since they have to update clothing that has worked well for so long. All of their thicker work jeans are no longer being manufactured. I like their B11 pants and old style pocket t-shirts about the only thing I still have from Carhartt A shirt. There's no doubt Carhartt will update those too before too long and would lose this customer forever. I guess it's better to be safe than sorry. In the world of fashion now, Carhartt seems to be catering to the needs of consumers People with jobs no longer have access to it. Maybe it's time to try and find a new brand of work clothes.

Ariana Liu

| Jan 22, 2021

Approximately 5 pounds). A lot of my old worn-out items needed to be replaced this year We ordered 2 pairs of 32x34 bibs for our annual bib order (every 3 years). Two pairs were delivered to me that were branded as 32x34, but both pairs were totally After sending them back, I received them again - In one pair the straps were passable, but in another, the straps were so long that I had to sew them over, taking up 4 inches (see As well as being marked 32x34, these two pairs were also 32x36. This is why I made modification I didn't want to go through another month of waiting I have been through an ordeal for a day and a half. I have experienced the same thing with double-blind The pants on the right are Carhartt. It's been a long time, I guess this is just the sign of the times.

Keanu McGee

| Jan 25, 2021

These are the ones I try really hard to like. My husband liked them so much that I bought him five It seems to me that the dude/model in the picture would fit me all right. With a height of 5'6" and weight of 155 pounds, I'm a little guy. A 31*29 would be my perfect pants size, although I can wear a 32*30 if that works as a 31*29 is usually more common. The bibs I'm wearing have about 3 inches of excess material in the crouch, even though I've pulled the suspenders up all the way. The experience is like wearing a dirty diaper all day. no, I'm not deformed as I have never had a problem like this It doesn't make a lot of sense to put adjustable suspenders on pants if adjusting them to the limit leaves them sagging. Pants with suspenders are the best choice for me. The legs don't seem to get shortened or redesigned as each size changes, but the arms remain the same length. They are made like a tank, so I give them two stars. The stitching on these pants is not as good as the stitching on the USA made Carhartt R01 pants, which fit me perfectly. So far, I've tried only one of the 5 tools, but I can tell you I am not pleased with them. It's more likely I'll return the rest and hope the one I keep shrinks an inch after a few washes, layer the other inch with a pair of layered pants, and maybe take the elastic suspenders to a tailor to shorten them another Really? Is that all there is? There are going to be a lot more at $80 each.

Stephanie Joseph

| Nov 14, 2020

It is the worst product Carhartt ever produced. This is a thin piece of paper. This set of overalls made it 2 days before I destroyed them due to my job as a millwright. This is not a product you should purchase if your job requires you to work hard. The company is so annoying to me.

Joe Gibson

| Feb 23, 2021