Dickies Men's Painters Bib Overall

its a quality product

My husband loves them

I love my Dickies Painter overalls, had them on earlier today. I actually bought them a while ago and I actually paint in them. Mine are spattered with drips and smears of all different color paint and the canvas has shrunk just a little bit, but enough that the overalls look like they belong to me. I actually love walking around in them when I’m not painting too. I like the way people treat me in my painter overalls. Artsy and unpretentious, legit and ready-for-anything. I actually have a ton of Dickies stuff: a few other pairs of overalls, a couple Eisenhower jackets (both lined and unlined), and the herringbone coveralls, just to name a handful. Unlike the high price-point of certain other workwear brands, Dickies stuff is my kind of vibe- durable/great value and it gets cooler the longer you have it! How great is that?

Good material.However, the cut appears to me to be more suitable for a person of considerable bulk. The legs have too much material and the top flaps around. I've bought painters pains (not bib style) from this manufacturer, and the fit was great. But I'm not going to buy this bib style again.The suspenders also are undependable. They don't have a good grip on the elastic strap, so I have to readjust the suspenders every time I put them on.Overall, good if you fit into them.

Good price, good fit.

While I haven't worn these yet, I have tried them on, washed and dried, and tried them on again.They do seem to be decent quality, I'll try to remember to update this after I've worn them some.I normally would order 38/32 but based on other reviews I ordered 30" inseam. After washing and drying they are maybe just a smidgen shorter than I would like but 32" would have been way too long. I'm happy with them as is. My only complaint is that the legs below the knew are very wide. I would prefer them to be tapered somewhat.

The quality style and comfort

You’d think overalls would give you some leeway in choosing waist size. As long as it’s not way off. My plan was to use Prime Wardrobe and choose between 40” and 42”. But as soon as I added them both, Amazon removed the wardrobe option for the 40”. So I bought the 42” and would exchange if they were unreasonably large. What they turned out to be was TOO SMALL! There are two buttons on each side to close the waist opening. I can’t even button the higher pair of buttons (unless I wanted to lower them so the crotch was around knee height. But that baggy hip-hop look doesn’t work with overalls. I should exchange them for 44”, but then everything would look too large. I’ll just leave the top buttons undone and lose some weight.Inseam is 34” and true to size. Leg openings are wider than expected. Fabric seams heavy, but that may be just from being new, and a wash or two should soften them up. The straps seem widely placed; but maybe due to my having more around my waist than chest. I wear 44-46 long suits and jackets.I’m not a painter, and bought these to experiment with dyes to add color and design. Should work well for that.So, I can’t speak for smaller waist sizes. But if you wear 38-40” pants, order at least 42” in these.