Dickies Men's Painters Bib Overall

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?

Solid construction and nice weight fabric. Wears up well with washing. Plenty of pockets for all the incidentals needed. Nice fit, very roomy in the middle. Ours were too long even after washing in hot water and the drier. Next time 2”s shorter would be better.

its light jeans material and spandy suspenders which is nice. the legs are too long for me. the torso is ok since im long torso. I think im size 38 bcs the one i got size 36 is just fit around my waist and i need it to be looser.

The size was great and these bibs are very good quality and comfortable. They are eay to move around in. The only issue I had was the should straps constantly falling off my shoulders. I resolved this by putting a hole in the middle of both straps on the back part and putting a zip tie lossley in to hold them together. Has worked GREAT. Only thing is DON'T FULLY DRY THEM...they will shrink. . They're a good value for your money. They are a little heavy, but they are work clothes so I suppose that's to be expected.

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.

I am a 33 1/2" waist and I don't have a much of a stomach. I still need some extra room for movement but I wasn't sure if the 36x30 when washed would be enough. I bought a 36x30 and a 38x30 to wash them both in hot water and hot dry to see which one will be the best fit. It looks like the 36x30 will be the one. After one good hot wash and the hottest dry I could do, both of them shrunk about two inches in the waist to a bit over the exact measurement they are marked as. Before I make my final decision I will repeat the process just to make sure. I don't think they will shrink much more. The inseam came up by about the same and I am fortunate that even though the 30 inseam is the shortest they make they will be just right for me. These are well made and have all kinds of great features. One of things I like about these is the taller rear pockets by about 1" more than typical rear pockets. My larger wallet fits just fine.

painter by trade and always wear whites, got tired of hitchen my pants and bought these, good, durable, I wish they woud double up the knees, but its all good (as long as im on carpet floors), and maybe Im missing something, this my 3rd pair and I cant figure out why I have a loop in back at butt level, but<< really good tuff product!

I'm a large guy who has trouble finding clothes in general (or at least ones that fit right); I don't normally wear overalls, but decided to try these out and I'm glad I did. Fit my torso like a glove, legs are plenty long enough and loose so I don't feel constricted. To any fellow hippies who might be interested in the challenge: I tie dyed my pair and they turned out great; they were a bit of a challenge to work with because of how long they are, but if you can get it figured out, they look amazing.