NY Threads Men’s Twill Coverall Relaxed Fit Long Sleeve Utility Work Wear

Comfortable, good fit (a large, for 5'10", 175 lbs), 2 zippers so you can unzip up from the waist - very convenient! Good material and seams, so should be very durable. USA made!

I really like these coveralls. I work in the garage at home a lot, doing car stuff, painting, woodworking, all sorts of projects. More than once I've gotten grease, paint, dust, whatever, on my regular clothes and I have to sheepishly ask my wife to help me get the stain out. It starts innocently; I don't intend to get dirty most of the time, but I'll just meander into the garage or start fixing something in the backyard and then all of the sudden I'm an hour in, knee deep in some project, and inevitably I'll get dirt or grease on my regular clothes. These are very comfortable, and I like that they are not overly thick, as they can easily get warm when worn over street clothes. Not overly so, but it's two layers of clothing, so I didn't want anything too rugged and I don't live in a cold climate. They don't feel like they would rip easily either though, they feel tough enough. The zipper works perfectly fine, it's a YKK zipper so I think it will remain reliable. It's got a zip on the top and bottom, to open regularly from the top and to open at the bottom to allow for restroom breaks. The style looks good, it fits right in the arms/chest, is a little baggy in the crochetal area and legs, but that's where I want the freedom anyway. It's not overly baggy. Quite a few pockets, along with pass through pockets on both sides so you can also reach easily into your pants pockets while wearing them. Sizing was a little tricky; I took someone's advice here and ordered a large because they said that if you're going to wear them over regular clothes, you should order a size up. This turns out not to be true for me, the large had the crochetal area almost hanging to my knees. I'm about 5'10", 165 lbs, 40" chest, 30-32" inseam, slim build. The medium fits perfectly in the chest, arms, shoulders, waist, legs, and length. The 30.5" inseam of the medium sits just slightly below my ankle, so they're not floppy and also not so short that they look like floods. I wear them over regular street clothes, and they still feel loose enough to move comfortably. They're a great value, not priced terribly high, so you can use them properly, get them dirty, wear them out, and not break the bank when you need to buy another pair.

For the price, these work great as a home mechanic jumpsuit. Plenty of pockets, access to your clothing underneath, and it's easy to wash/maintain. It's thin, but that's not necessarily a problem if you plan to use it in warmer weather. Being thin, it also doesn't offer any comfort laying on your back in gravel, the light fabric lets you feel the sharper rocks. The fit was as-expected. Some sort of internal belt/tie would have been nice so you could take the top half on and off as needed would have been nice, but tying the arms around your waist works well enough.

Good quality, just size down it runs a little big. Easy to put on/take off.

True to size and good quality

I got this so I wasn't ruining my clothes or having to dedicate clothes to car work. Fits nicely and seems to be holding up so far. They wash up nicely and haven't shrunk. Nice to wear layers under in winter and shorts in the summer.

It's made of good material and seems to be sewed together pretty good but body length too long. Short legs long body. Still fits but doesn't look so great as it does in the picture.

Good fit but not too thick. Such a big help for my husband that works on cars and is always ruining his clothes.