Red Kap mens Zip-front Cotton Coverall

35 F speaking for this review. I own a home and I’m always doing construction/maintenance projects for upgrades and fixing past garbage work. -_-Well, when you’re doing yard work, or gross jobs, or you’re post lung transplant and now have an extremely high susceptibility to skin cancer, you want to be fully covered. I bought 2 pairs of coveralls; honestly because last second of ordering I realized the material composition was half poly of the first pair, and then quickly found these and placed another order. I. Freaking. LOVE. These! So for reference, I’m a long torsoed 5’6” 175lbs, 34-30-43, curvier girl. I have to pull the legs up pretty high to get my arms in, but that is literally my only complaint. There are snaps on the arm and leg hole openings to make them tighter to keep things out better. The arms and legs are plenty roomy so you don’t feel constrained when squatting or bending/reaching. It’s 100% cotton and feels waayyy cooler to wear than the poly blend pair (hence why I immediately ordered these cause I knew that poly would be HOT). Also a much more comfortable fabric agains bare skin, so if you’re like me and you’re working in brutal heat sometimes just a tank and underwear underneath is going to feel just fine.A final note-the material is also fairly thick, and the seams look great, so I feel like this will hold up well over the years and last for my lifetime, which is the goal.

Excelente

The first one was too restrictive across the stomach and chest but fit nicely on the arms and legs. The company sent atge next size up very quickly( before we'd sent the original back) excellent customer service. The replacement fit better across chest and stomach but legs are rather long. It'll work.

I bought two of these; one gray for use in my garage and one red to keep in my truck in case I have to work on the truck beside the road. Both were good quality. The gray one fit as expected. It was loose enough that I could wear insulated clothing underneath in case of frigid temperatures. The red one was a bit large in the inseam. I have to roll up the leg hems. If you do electrical work, you need to understand that the zippers are metal. Both are quality zippers, but they could possibly pose a hazard for electrical work. For the money, these are excellent value, but as with most purchases, you have to use your head as pertains to the possible use of the product. I can't rate the durability of the product as I only have them for a day or two. The material and quality of construction seem durable, but only time will tell.

I wear a 32 waist and am 5'11" and the size 36 was WAY too small. Reordering to see what works.

Very nice quality for coverall. 100% cotton. I tried a 48L and the 50L. I am 6-3 and typically wear a 48L sport coat. The additional size made working overhead , squatting and sitting while working much less restrictive. If you are standing at a machine and working in that position all day a 48L would have been fine. Lot's of room in the waist area (that I hope I will never need).Pockets are a good combination of location and zippered/ non zippered. The zippers on front are uncovered so if you are doing work that could be damaged with contact just be aware. Back pocket is covered. The snaps at leg and arm openings are helpful, especially legs as these are long (they are supposed to be so thats not a complaint).The material appears to be very durable (only a couple weeks of use so far, but I wash after each use due to the type of work being done) . Have not had any problems with stains and cleans well in washer/ dryer (low heat).

I give these coveralls a ten out of ten. I ordered a 44-RG and it looks tailored on me. I have a 40 inch waist and use a 31 inch inseam for work pants -- these fit me straight out of the box. I love the zippered front pockets for carrying a mobile without fear of the cell phone tumbling out, breaking the screen. The zippered back pocket protects a wallet the same way. I was used to a pen pocket on the front, but dual pen pockets on the left sleeve are better. When you bend over - no jabbing in the chin from the pen. Two tool pockets on the right (I'm right handed) fit box cutters in the small, a crescent wrench or screwdriver in the long. Snaps on the cuffs and sleeves are smart ideas - good for icy weather and for protection when spraying toxins like weedkiller or insecticide. They wash in cold water with almost no shrinkage, provided you hang them up to dry. I drape the snapped head opening over a shower head. Bought two coveralls so one could be washed after shoveling dusty gravel. If the material feels rough, do a second wash with a cup of white vinegar only. Vinegar gets soap and hard water residue out of the cloth. After the vinegar wash, they feel soft and flexible again. You'll love them.

Too small. The navy blue is a little big but the grey is too small. Have the same size label but they are not the same size.