Kolossus Coveralls for Men Short Sleeve – Blended – Zippered – Pockets – Jumpsuit for Men

Quality:I found it of good quality and size. I would recommend you buy one size larger so you have extra movement... That is unless you want to look like the bosses kid walking around with a clip board.

Ordered 3 brands of these before I found this brand and I’m glad I didn’t give up. This is your best “budget” coverall I found. Size up and enjoy! Just ordered a second one.6’3” 230 with a belly. 2XL works great. If I lost 30-40 pounds I would probably go XL. Legs are a bit long but I roll them up anyway.

great uniform.feet as expect for USA measurement.only reason i give value money 3 star Because tracitOR supply sale Dickie'S same price but stronger quality but you do not have the luxury of colors.

I needed a new set of work clothes, something I could just put on and go and these were just what I was looking for They're not too heavy and not too thin, and they also have plenty of pockets

These were great looking but were a size smaller than I usually wear. I wear a xxl so they fit I’ve my clothes. These were way to tight without anything underneath.

I'm a 5' 8", 140-pound male. The "big" issue for me is that I have a 31" waist and a 28" inseam. If these were pants, I'd get a Small. However, because my legs are so short, my torso is relatively large (about 69"), which would probably make me a Large. I decided to get a Medium, knowing that I was probably going to have to hem them.I couldn't be happier with how things turned out. The torso is a perfect fit. I'm going to have to bring up the legs by 6.5" but, for me, that was a fair compromise. Otherwise, the materials look pretty good and I love having all the pockets.

I had accidentally ordered a size too big. I was able to return it for a smaller size no issues. My son loves it when he's working on cars especially in the summer. Very lightweight. Saves his clothes from getting dirty. Holds up well in the washing machine.

Thes fit ...OK once they're on, and they are easy enough to get on, but they are a copper-riveted PITA to get out of. I almost had to have help getting my shoulders out of them. Once that is accomplished, they shuck off like you would expect. It's that initial effort. You basically have to push them off of you shoulder, then reach across behind you and grab the sleeve to pull it down from your shoulder, accompanied by a shoulder roll and a shimmy to keep it from rolling back up on your shoulder. A small hop on that leg seems to help gravity keep it in place while you're reaching, with another hop as you tug on the sleeve. Try it! You'll see! Frankly, if you're any good at Dance! Dance! Revolution!, this ought to be a snap!