DickiesWomen's Long sleeve cotton twill coverall

Perfect fit. Incredibly durable: the material feels thick and unyielding but still comfy to wear all day. Easy to wash and dry with no discernible shrinkage. I live somewhere temperate so have not worn these coveralls in extreme heat or cold, but I can tell you that when I’m in kinetic motion they do not feel stuffy or scratchy. All in all, I would buy again and again.

I bought these for my welding class. I saw mixed reviews on sizing and took a chance and got a medium instead of a small. I am 5’7” and 137lbs and it’s great. Had to roll up the ankles.A bit baggy but I haven’t washed it yet bc it’s 100% cotton so we will see. Thick cotton! Breathes nice. Quality is great. I LOVE all of the pockets. Zipper is good. No complaints yet.Edited: it’s been a week or so now. Washes fabulously! I wore thin leggings and long sleeves underneath and still baggy yet comfortable! Definitely recommend sizing up just to make sure it fits well especially after washer and dryer! Very versatile, durable, form fitting, and surprisingly warm! Also love all of the pockets! I put sharpies and my tools in them and it’s so great!

The media could not be loaded. Workwear but make it WERK.I was a 90’s girl so I love that Dickies Womenswear is back. I do a ton of DIY, Organizing, and anything else that floats my boat around the house. I also like to be cute doing it. These are the vibe my 46 year old self was trying to give. Anywho, back to the deets.1. I’m 5’8.5 DDD, 26”-27” waist, and 47” hips2. The perfect fit. In length I had to cuff mine because A. I don’t like pencils leg, B. I like extra long or I’m cuffing them,3. Durable, (yes, I actually worked in them outside all day), stain resistant, comfortable, and easy to put on/off4. Jet black color. I washed in cold and hung to dry and no fading yet.5. I could absolutely wear these with nasty straps stiletto and fly bag.Win win.

I work in a stamping factory making truck parts working with bare aluminum. I bought these for what theyre actually intended for rather than to be fashionable. I, too, read the reviews as you are now. And what I read was that these run on the bigger side. But because there are little to NO options for practical clothes for women in the trades- I rolled the dice and ordered these.I am 4'11, 105 lbs. I ordered an XS based off of what I read on the reviews. I then proceeded to wash these in cold water, air dry them, and wear them for a 10 hr shift in a hot factory on an assembly line. My honest thoughts--They were a bit long on me. Not long enough that I was stepping on them, so I didnt mind.-I'm a B cup, these were tightish on the gals. Because they were tighter in the chest, they were also tight in my armpits causing me to sweat more than normal. It is extremely uncomfortable working in tight, sweaty wet clothing.-They were definitely protective. I was covered in grease by the time I left work but nothing bled through the coveralls onto my skin.-I appreciated the cuffed wrists. I have small boney wrists, so a lot of times long sleeves will continuously slide over top of my hand making it hard to work. These are adjustable because of the button so I did not have to deal with that.All in all, good coveralls. Because they were tighter in the chest and armpits I will be ordering up a size.

I’m 5’8”, 145 lbs. I’m all leg w a short torso. This is a medium. It’s the right size bc I had room to move and still had a waist. I got it for a welding class that needs long sleeved and pants that are cotton. The pants come to the bottom of my heel barefoot and just long enough w shoes on; not flooding! The arm sleeves are long enough. It came extremely wrinkled and based on the reviews was afraid to wash it before the class. I spritzed it with water and fluffed it in the dryer which did not get out the wrinkles. It was stiff at first and soft and comfy by the end of the day. I’ll def get more depending on how it does after a wash/dry. I loved it. The shoulders have extra folds so i could really move around unrestricted. Love it! It was a little baggy everywhere except the waist and that worked perfectly. I’m usually cold everywhere I go and was warm enough to wear it to dinner afterwards. While welding, i’m near heat, but the outfit didn’t retain the heat uncomfortably and I was definitely sweating.

Dickies always comes through. Just be warned that this newer style has much skinnier legs and so it’s harder to out coveralls over your regular clothes. If you’re wearing them as clothing, the cut is fine but would advise a style with wider legs if you’re actually “covering” your clothing!

If you've got junk in the trunk, or up top, or both, or have a long torso, forget about this. It's not going to work. Even if I had nothing on top or bottom, the proportions of this would not work. I'm sure it's great for people with an average to short torso and the material and craftmanship overall are solid, so I'm pretty bummed it didn't work out.

Fits true to size. Flattering yet sturdy.