DickiesDickies Herren-Overall, 20 g, Twill, langärmelig, 18 g

My husband liked them but are to long had to shorten them .

I own a home and 3 vehicles. Keeps me plenty busy and it can be dirty work. This thing is great, I can throw it over my clothes, do what I need to do without getting all dirty and take it off. Then go relax for a beer without missing a step. Makes life easier and I do t have to worry about messing up all my nice clothes with grease stains and dirt. It's a pretty thick and durable material that looks like it will hold up well. Heavy duty zippers and stitching. I like the pass through pocket feature, cleaver idea and works well. I washed it once and it looks like it held up well. No complaints!

I checked out several other brands of coveralls trying to find a good combination of comfort, style and sturdiness. Nothing came close to these DIckies.

Comparing four sets of non-insulated coveralls for garage or yard work:- TOPTIE Men's Long Sleeve Coverall, Snap and Zip-Front Coverall: The cheapest option, these felt like thin polyester or nylon and weren't comfortable with short sleeves. Movement was a bit limited, so this was ruled out quickly.- Red Kap Men's Speedsuit: The 2nd cheapest option, this seemed built a bit better than the TOPTIE coveralls with better movement.- Red Kap Men's Snap Front Cotton Coverall, Oversized Fit, Long Sleeve: These were good for movement and the cotton mix was more comfortable than the Red Kap Speedsuit.- This item, the Dickies Men's Deluxe Long Sleeve Blended Coverall, has the best overall movement. The fabric is significantly better than the Toptie or either Red Kap coveralls. With better movement, fabric, and build quality it seems worth paying the $12 more than the Red Kap Men's Snap Front Cotton Coveralls.

I got these for winter outdoor workAnd they are performing just as I expected. Sizing was fairly accurate except for leg length I had 1 1/2” hemmed short and now they are spot on.