Mens Work Overalls Boilersuit Navy - Warehouse Garages Students workerwear Suit

Crotch area tore immediately upon attempting to put on. I wear a 2x for most things, and purchased a 3x to avoid this. Even if it was sized as advertised, the durability of the product is subpar and not suitable as workwear, which I needed it for.The size runs small, especially around the waist, the pockets are poorly sized for anything beyond a cell phone or wallet, and the stitches will not hold up to something such as “lifting your arm quickly”.

Great value

Only returned bc it was way tooo long and it was a small

Too tight in the chest

Fits great

Ripped day one! Straight down the crotch seam. Any snag rips, the leg seam was next. Still have it but it is a basic arm and torso cover.

Dude un poco con comprarlo por las reseñas diciendo que era frágil pero realmente el mono es muy bueno y es bonito, incluso se ve mejor que la foto.Es de buena calidad ✌️

Ninguno

Un poco largo pero esta bien

Good quality for the price

Great fit. A large is true to size and work for the purpose of what they're needed for. Very comfortable. Only thing, they are not an oil resistant or fire resistant fabric. But Great for keeping your clothes clean!Would buy again.

The fabric is definitely on the thinner side, perhaps not suitable for a daily rugged overall. It's light/medium duty. But I bought this for project work in a crawlspace working with batt insulation. For that purpose (and price) it's perfect. In fact it's a benefit being lightweight, comfortable and not too hot. Might consider this as a more reusable tyvek type suit (if cotton is suitable to your work). Fit is about perfect to allow movement thus reducing any tears from strain. Catch it on a nail and you won't have as much durability as other fabrics perhaps. Pockets are useful and functional if keeping the fabric limitations in mind.5'10" 175lbs and size large was perfect. I tight roll the legs for a sleeker fit and good to go.

Okay, I got two of these suits.. one for me and one for hubby. I used to wear overalls, so I know that you need to size up for one pieces because otherwise they will ride up your booty and give your little hole a big ol' kiss, while also squeezing the life out of your hooha or dingdong...So...Size up for things that are one piece. If you generally wear a large, go to an XL.NOW....For this PARTICULAR brand... I would go TWO sizes up. Especially if you have a beer belly, tatas or a big rump ;)...I am a female, I weigh around 207 lbs, and I am 5 foot 5 inches tall. Bra 38c or 40b.I do not look 207 because my weight is more evenly distributed. I do not have huge tits, kinda average, I have a bit of a butt, but not huge. I have hips, but not crazy, I guess also average. And my butt does poke out some. Also not huge but not flat. A nice 🍑 peachy shape. I have a stomach that most resembles an average 6 month pregnant woman, maybe not AS round.I can fit a large or extra large in shirts, but I generally size up to a 2x because I like my clothes loose fitting.I do not like skin tight. Also I have broad shoulders.For hubby, he is 5 foot 11 inches tall. 250 lbs. Beer belly, a nicer butt than mine 🍑, and also has semi broad shoulders, but more on the normal side for a man. He isn't narrow. We can wear the same tops. I usually get him 2x in shirts. And I believe his pants are 36 length and 40 waist.I got him a 3xl in this suit.Okay, now on to the review...I, myself, tried on both suits. Personally, I was most comfortable in the 3xl except for the fact that it was like 7 inches to long on me.The fit was looser and it was easier to get in and out of.The shoulders didn't feel tight on me. And it didn't ride up my crack or cooch.The 2xl, fit, but it was more snug, and because of that, I was warmer.Hubby only tried the 3xl on. If fit him like the 2xl fit me. It was snug, but he could move around and do stuff.Both of us had a hard time squatting.We were afraid we would rip the suit.I remembered something though, growing up, I always saw men grab both pant legs and lift them up a couple inches before sitting or squatting... I never understood it... until I wore this suit.Make sure to do that. No matter what size you get. TRUST ME, YOU A** CRACK, COOCH OR D&BALLS WILL THANK YOU!I kind of want to return the 2x size and get a 4x. That way I can wear the 3x and hubby the 4x. I think it would be a lot better.On to the material....Personally, I dont like the material... it feels cheap and it is not breathable.If you're working outside in the sun, find another brand. If you're in an ac room or in shade, it should be ok,but you'll still get hot.. unless of course, you get cold super easy, then this might be perfect for you...If you're a hard labor worker, I do not see this suit holding up for more than a year... but ill be generous and say 2 years.We bought these suits to protect ourselves and have an easy clean up process when we process our chickens and quails as well as clean up the property... that way we aren't making our other clothes stained and gross.I am considering getting another pair but from a different company. Maybe someone more well known like dickies... im not a fan of this material and I think dickies might have a better material.I hope this review had enough information to help make a decision.I'd recommend this, but only if you completely understand that you need to size up AT LEAST one size higher, but 2 is best. And that you may need to hem the legs so that they dont drag because they will be long when you size up. And that the quality isn't going to hold up for ages. A year maybe 2 if im being generous here.