Liberty Men's Denim Bib Overall

Great quality, Great pricing, Great fit

Bought these for my dad! Best quality of overall available! Best value for the durability of these overalls . Also the most comfortable ones for his hip and back problems. Don’t shrink after being washed.

I searched high & low for these overall for my uncle. They fitted him perfectly. The size are spot on. They're very durable and the straps can be adjusted to your preference. This is a durable brand that's comfortable and has longevity

SIZE UP!!! when getting these. I’m 6’1”. 185lbs. I got the 30Wx32L. Fit great on day 1. Washed them and they shrunk so much that they are nearly impossible to wear now. Super comfy though initially and love all of the pockets. Ordered 34x34 for the next pair so we’ll see if that works better. Will probably end up unstitching these and letting them out a bit everywhere to be more comfy but hopefully the next pair fits perfect.

Great value and fit

Long lasting, worth the money

This my first ever overall. The Liberty Men's Rigid Denim Bib Overall is well constructed and feels durable. I normally wear 36 waist blue jeans. I order a 38 waist overall and it was too tight in the chest and waist. Returned it and ordered a 42 waist and 28 length. It fits perfectedly with alot room! 🙃

TLDR; For the waist, buy 4" larger than your normal pant size. (For example, if you wear a 30 in Levis, buy a 34 in these overalls). For the inseam, order a size longer than your normal inseam (if possible) to account for shrinkage. Onto the longer review... These overalls are great, the price is fantastic, and the quality and construction feels like something timeless and straight out of the 1930s. I do question their claim that they are unchanged since 1912, considering that they have two zippers (and zippers didn't really start gaining widespread adoption until a few decades later), but I digress...onto the fit! First of all, these are a rigid, unwashed denim. They will shrink upwards of 3% when washed and dried. As with most garments, shrinkage in the width will usually stretch back out with wear. Shrinkage in the length will not. Therefore, I recommend buying an inseam that is longer than you normally wear (if possible). Shrinkage can be unpredictable, so you might end up with overalls that are too long, but it's easy to get them hemmed or wear them cuffed. That's the easy part. Onto the waist measurement... Vintage clothing used to run true-to-size. If something said it was a 30 waist, it would actually measure 30" in the waist. Over the past few decades, most brands have adopted "vanity sizing". A size 30 in Men's Levis (and most brands) will usually measure 32". A few brands still run true-to-size (like the classic Dickies 874, which is why you usually buy 2 sizes larger in Dickies than you wear in other garments). These overalls, from what I can tell, actually run true-to-size. A size 30 in these overalls will actually measure 30" around the waist. But these aren't pants, and shouldn't fit you tight around the waist like normal pants. you need a little wiggle room for them to be comfortable and hang properly. So you'll want to add an additional 2" to your true waist measurement. In other words: -If you wear a size 30 in Levi's 501 and similar pants that use vanity sizing, then you'll probably want a size 34 in these overalls. -If you wear a size 32 in Dickies 874 and similar pants that run true-to-size, then you'll probably want a size 34 in these overalls. -Alternatively, measure your true waist (around your belly button) with a tailor's measuring tape, add 2" to that, and that is likely the size you'll want to buy. I don't know why companies make it so difficult to determine fit of their garments. Customers are left with a generic size chart that doesn't do anything. As a customer, we need to know the exact measurements of the garment. We need to know how it compares to other brands we're used to. It's also useful to know what size the model is wearing in the photos. Instead, we don't get any of that. We must order multiple sizes online and then return the ones that don't fit. Very wasteful. So hopefully this review helps someone out.

I own Carhartt overalls, Red Kap, and a Japanese selvedge pair. Finding the right fit is tricky because you can't go by waist, like you would with jeans. You have to consider your gut. I usually wear a 34/36 sized jeans, depending on the fit. My size 36 Carhartt overalls fit pretty good, they're slightly loose. My Red Kap 38s are pretty loose actually. And the Japanese ones, well, I'd need to loose the gut for them to fit. Don't know if that's happening anytime soon. I originally bought these Liberty in 36, and while the rest of them fit pretty good, in the legs and hips, my belly was pressed against the mid-seam. But these 38s fit great! A bit loose for movement, but my midsection is comfortable. Other than that, the quality is great! The triple seams give me confidence in their wear ability. The material is soft, but durable feeling. The hand pockets are real deep, which is great. And the chest pockets are awesome. Love the zipper, and there's a "secret" pocket there which I'm assuming is supposed to be a old style watch pocket. Anyways, I'm happy to have found a decent, seemingly quality pair of overalls that fit. Good buy.

Muy cómodo ....de buenos materiales... aunque esta grande y muy amplio es increíblemente Cómodo.

Quería quejarme de la tela un poco delgada, pero está ideal para que pueda usarlo en el tiempo de calor, llego muy bien en mi primera recolección, dónde me descontaron 100 pesos del total por utilizar ese servicio, en el sitio de recolección todo fácil, todo bien. Eso sí ya ahora he comprado otras cosas y no existe "la recolección gratis" pues si te cobran tipo 2 dólar por enviar un libro y 3 por un juguete

Excellent quality dungarees fit really well this is my thirds pair of dungarees I really enjoy wearing them I wear them all the time it the only thing I wear now.

Me gustó mucho los acabados y la tela