Men's Duck Bib Overalls Unlined

Man, I love these Carhartt overalls. They are the gold standard for this type of workwear. I use them for projects around the house and garage, working on my Jeep and motorcycles, and snow shoveling in the winter. AS FOR SIZING!!! These are very different than your average pair of jeans. In regular jeans I'm either a 34 or 36 waist, with 30 length. For these overalls, I wear a 40x32!! Yeah, really! And it's not baggy in the waist at all. Especially if you wear jeans underneath. So, I'd recommend at LEAST 2 sizes bigger in the waist, plus one size bigger in length. Heck i'd probably be happy wearing a 42x32, especially with a hoodie underneath. Some sizes I wear in other brands-- American eagle jeans- 34x30 Levi jeans- 34x30 Dockers pants- 36x30 Fox Motocross pants- 36 So again, buy bigger than normal here!! Sizing aside, you can't go wrong with these overalls. They are super thick and tough, almost like a canvas material. Plus they look awesome. They also have a zipper fly which is really convenient, along with buttons on the side to make it easier to slide them on. Plenty of pockets and a carpenters loop. Definitely a 5 star product! If my review helped you, consider rating it "helpful!" Have a great day!

With lots of pockets/loops for storing and attaching things. I have bought a Carhartt lined bib before so knew that they size on the small size. I recommend +4-6 inches waist size to the unlined and +6-8 inches to the lined bibs depending if you want a snugish fit or lots of room since they shrink noticeably with washing and drying. Inseam length is accurate though, and didn't change much with washing. These bibs need to be washed twice at the start to soften them up then they are good to go. EDIT: After 6 months of use they have shortened a bit on me, I'd now recommend adding 2-4" to your inseam to allow for shrinkage. The waist fits nicely though, but if you want to wear very thick layers underneath I'd reckon you should dd 10" to the waist. The material is nice and soft now, and in great shape considering I used them daily over summer.

Great quality, as with all Carhartt products. Husband is 6’2”, 210. Wears a 36x32 pant— ended up with a 40x32 overall. Def go up two sizes, especially if you intend to wear a hoodie or flannel under these. If you have a flat stomach and want a super fitted look, still go up one size. They’re also stiff as all get out, but have significantly loosened up after a few wears and a couple washes, so don’t panic about looking like a gingerbread man, as one reviewer quipped, for too long. Husband finds the front clasps fiddly, but a small issue for how much he loves not having to yank up his britches all day. iphone 7 will fit in front bib pocket on chest, but WILL fall out if you lean over. Learned this the hard way..in water.

I work for a railroad. For years I heard how good carhartt fit and how good they felt. 5 years back I bought my first pairs of loose fit jeans. I've been sold every since, I've bought hats, jackets and more britches. My first pairs (5 y/o) are just now showing wear around the tops of the pocket openings. I used to wear Liberty bibs, but you had to be so careful or they'd shrink when washing. I tried dickies bibs, the fit was OK except for squatting down or sitting and standing up. They rode up my Crack and I'd be pulling my boxers out of my crack. These bibs have turned out to be like my other carhartts, real comfortable. I wear a 42 W in the jeans, they're a little loose. I'm 6'2 with long legs and a short torso. My gut is 48". I went with 34 L x 48 W. Plenty of room. Feels great. My only gripe is the hooks, they look cheap. Because of my short torso I had to work on the shoulder straps, I had to go past where the thinner strap meets the thicker material. I ended up using needle nose pliers to pull the buckle down to get the thicker material past it. Once I did that no problem. My 4 stars are for the cheaper hooks. One other note, duck is heavy and shrinks. My 1st wash I put in bleach and thick rock salt (food grade). I wash 2 cycles with cold water. The salt helps soften the heavy fabric and bleach takes out the heavy dye. The wash water turned brown. Then to the dryer on low heat and air dry. As to baggy legs comments. Bibs are supposed to be baggy. I'm 50, I'm about comfort.

These overalls are fantastic for protection from thorny brush, which is the purpose I bought them for. They are impervious to sticker bushes and woody shrubs and serve as a terrific barrier for the skin and underclothing. They are a bit stiff even after washing and the size seems to run small, especially if heavier clothes are worn underneath. I ordered 2 sizes up for the waist measurement because of this concern, and I was very happy I did because anything smaller would have been too snug. I think the stiffness of the material contributes to the snugness of fit. The length sizing is great and I ordered the closest to my true inseam size. The overalls have adjustable straps at the shoulders which helps a little bit, too, but won't much give extra length or pull them up a couple inches higher if needed. This was a very satisfactory purchase at a good price.

Looking through just a few pages of the hundreds of reviews on these overalls and like me, you probably have no idea what size you should really get. Is getting your regular pant size too small? Should you buy one size up in your waist, or two sizes up and one size longer? So here's to the point: The sizing on these Carhartt overalls is the same exact sizing as your Carhartt Dungarees or other Carhartt branded pants (in other words: it's exact sizing, it just arrives in the mail slightly larger because the cotton needs to be washed warm to shrink down to what you ordered). So the only thing is, you need to be mindful of what those numbers (36x32, 40x30, etc.) actually stand for. The "waist" size stands not only for the distance around your waist (circumference), but also for the girth all the way up to the straps (around your torso). So if you like your overalls tighter/looser than your regular pants, get your "waist" size accordingly. The inseam length is pretty typical and self-explanetory---it measures the distance from your waist all the way down the legs (take into consideration whether you'll be wearing high boots, low sneakers, be on your knees a lot, etc.). With this in mind, just think about how you want your overalls to fit (snug, relaxed or with room for clothes), buy accordingly, and it will all work out!

I have never owned a pair of overalls. Never worn them, unless it was a suppressed memory from back in my toddlerhood. Until now. I have a bunch of Carhartt work pants that I haven’t been able to tear up. One day killing time on Amazon I came across overalls and thought, “Why not?” Besides, my wife thought they’d look “cute.” I’m in my mid-50’s, and I’ve been married for over a decade. Wardrobe and appearance aren’t real high on my priority list. If I’m clothed, the wife and neighbors couldn’t care less what I wear. These are awesome. Heavy-duty, stiff, and they smell amazing coming out of the plastic bag they were shipped in. Like a new car smell. The UPS truck wasn’t out of the driveway before I was putting these babies on. The wife loved them. It was a new experience for me, but I loved ‘em, too. I’ve since worn them every day, washing each time to break them in, and soften them up. Building shelving, cutting lumber, running a chainsaw, climbing ladders, washing my truck. All the stuff I visualize one sporting overalls to be doing. They have exceeded my expectations, and I’d buy them again in a heartbeat. Very well made—in fact, almost over-built. And the sizing in my case is spot-on. Five Amazon stars, Carhartt. I’ll be ordering more.

And he is very familiar with the brand and how it fits...however these bib overalls didn't fit as expected. They were to small and so were going to have to return them for a bigger size. We ordered a size 38 34 which is what his jeans size are, .and they fit like jeans should from hips down...however from hips up, not so much...he sYs they were a little tight in the crotch area and pretty tight around the chest and stomach area. The length was right, just didn't measure up,on the rest. So if your a big guy that carries a little bit of a belly or plan to use them for getting on the ground or floor to work on cars and need that moving space in your pants and waste I'd go with a size up with these. Everything else was great about the overalls, the color, the stitching on the seams...double layered knees and the straps had a section that was stretched type material for the even bigger guys. Very nice overalls they just run a little small. I'll come back and hope to give it 5 stars when we can get a proper sizing back. The package was done properly and they got here on time. I'd order from this seller again.

Very good product. It is very durable, comfortable and keep me warm.

Very good fit, lots of room to move around. The manufacturer has designed and built a very excellent product. This is my sixth pair!

Excellent quality, well worth the money. Do take note of the size chart for this item, it is well worth taking a size larger than normal I’m so glad I did. Delivery was quicker than stated too. Legs are longer in length than you might expect but this is a very good thing as with wear they still cover your ankles no matter how much you have to bend your knees getting up and down. Material is very high quality and built to last. Again, well worth the money spent.

Muy cómodo y perfecto para algo casual

Tela resistente y buenas costuras. Perfecto como ropa de trabajo.