Dickies Men's Basic Cotton Coverall

In the process of trying to buy outdoor yard clothes for my wife, I was surprised to find that they don't make them for women or do not have them in stock, so I ended up having to buy We ordered an XL for her because she is high 170 pounds and 5'6" but we are worried that the coveralls for men will not accommodate a woman's chest. She looked like a child trying on her parents' clothes the minute she put that thing on. We ordered a MED for her, but all of a sudden I had an XL coverall. I thought the MED might be the best course of action I was surprised that the legs and arms were still too long, but the body fit was excellent, so I think I can do it. As a 6'2" and 200lb woman, the Medium fits me in the arms and legs, but the body is a little snug, so I wouldn't be comfortable doing a lot of physical moving / bending in it. I would have preferred a LARGE but I was curious if a XL would have been better for me. It is about 2 inches too long in the legs (definitely bunches on the ground, must tuck into boots), I am a size L and there is a sizing issue at XL, In the arms, the garment is 5 inches too long (touches my knuckles). The garment may have to lose 1 inch in the body. It takes 2 inches to reach the edge of the table. It turns out the arms and legs of both XL and MED are the EXACT same lengths. The arms are 21" and the legs 31" from the underside and inseam respectively. It's just the body that differs The width of the print was 22 inches. On the XL, there are five and on the 18 there are eight The MED score for the unit is 5. The quality is great, they are cotton and relatively light (they are still hot since they are long sleeves) but they are strong and they are not likely to get snagged easily. Those of you concerned about whether the legs and arms will be long enough can rest assured that anything MED and UP up to 6'3" will be fine. Whether you require much body movement or not is the question. Thanks to everyone else's feedback, we have put this together in hopes that it will be helpful.

Elise Wagner

| Feb 27, 2021

OK, you guys and gals out there, here is how it fits me (large regular). Taking a little bit more of a measurement around my belly, it is actually 39 inches high. For my body type, the coverall fits perfectly. When worn around the belly, it is snug but not tight where the elastic band is. To be fair, please note that I am only wearing shorts and a long sleeve shirt at this point. Choosing an extra large would be the wisest choice if you plan to wear this size under your everyday clothes and want it to be loose. Besides the coverall and gloves, I don't wear much under the coverall because it is almost always warm here in California. Getting an extra large would be a good idea if you are my size and will keep it in the trunk of your car during an emergency. I agree, the material is extremely comfortable and light. Thank you for watching, I hope you find it useful.

Timothy Greer

| Sep 12, 2020

Due to a review from a lady who said I was tall and weighed a little more than you suggested, I ordered a small regular size. It is very nice and the material is very fine. I love the color of the Khaki one. As I tried it on over some capris and a shirt, it was a little snug. My only experience with it was to wash it and try it on in isolation. There is enough room in it. Having been exposed to poison ivy, I am ready to use it before going back into the yard. I will order another one, but I will order a medium or even a large to fit over other clothes I may be wearing. In this case I am using the coverall in a different way to the other female who reviewed it. The jacket is cute, but a man in this size will have to be really small to wear it. I'm 5'4", 124 pounds, and though it fits cute, the main reason I wear it is comfort and protection when I'm working in my yard. Accordingly, the size of the coverall you order should be determined by the purpose for which you are planning to use it. The fit is very small even though the shirt is not designed for a woman. Please select your size wisely based on your needs and wants. The item is quite nice and you will be very glad you purchased this. The price is very reasonable as well. The small size should come up bigger on a small woman. The large runs small for a man, and therefore four stars are given.

Duke Vaughn

| Sep 19, 2020

It is impossible to find sizing charts for men in our country. I'd love to see you play better with the ladies, Dickies! As part of a star wars mandalorian costume I was building, I needed blue coveralls then, I needed them for yard work after the costume was no longer I visited a few workwear stores in person and online to see what the options are and was surprised to learn that most companies don't make coveralls for women and that color choices are extremely small. There were few blues I could find that weren't navy. This was the closest (actually the only) one. When viewed in person, the colors are very similar to what is pictured, if not just slightly warmer (like if you were to add a splash I like the quality because it is light and well-made Sewn, but I wouldn't entrust it to a rosebush because of its tangles. Now for size, I'm going to get a little technical in hopes that it might help some
I am a short 2 foot tall weight 150 pounds (not exactly fat but 30 pounds overweight. I had expected the arms and legs to be a few inches too long, my thumb and pinky are completely hidden, would have to get them hemmed before I do any I'll have boots on, so it shouldn't matter that the bottom of the skirt curls around my heel. There is no sense of restraint when it comes to boobs. I wasn't expecting it to be so small but the waist cinch looks feminine, I must say it's cute. The sitting and walking are comfortable, but kneeling is way too tight on the legs and stomach and tights the waist and waistline. Outside work would be unsuitable for costume, but it would work for outside work. Leaving the stomach for last, we come to the bad part. Although you have slight wings off the sides, a straight-on view is not too bad on the pup, but you have sharp edges on the sides. What are the edges? Is it possible to put it on the top of the pockets? You can see how desperate your stomach is to burst out of the outfit from the side. Seeing your skin in the open is not a good thing. Can you tell me why I am touching my Well, you have vertical holes 6" apart on both sides of your body that allow you to access your pockets in your jeans. (Haha, there's no way jeans will fit In spite of the fact that I may suck it in to normal body size, it still leaves about 2 inches (horizontally) open on both sides for people to see There is no way for a woman to avoid this unless she has a very slender body or Depending on my position, there is just enough fabric to pull and pin, but I would need to be quite careful sitting down. Alternatively, you can cover the openings with a large piece of costume, a standard belt would not be able to do that. In the end, even though my accentuated stomach pooch makes me feel like a bloated rotten corpse in these, I think going up a size would have only made it too big around the chest and lengthened the arms and legs. It is hard for me to find a coverall that is the same size as a woman's body because females bodies are not the same proportion as men's bodies. As I have one year before my costume is needed, I will try to lose my extra 30 pounds and modify my costume to cover the openings because even my little kid can see through it When I was born with hips in a normal BMI state, my skin was exposed. In addition, I will try to avoid washing these in hot water as much as possible.

Kingsley BIRCH

| Dec 28, 2020