This is a high quality product, especially if you can manage to buy it on sale. The biggest problem is that there is no way to know the size you are getting online. I wear large or medium in most other brands, so I went with medium to be conservative. The shoulder, arm, and leg length is great, except that the torso is meant for someone who is 6'1-6'2 not 5-9. The best part is that they offer a Tall size! If this is the normal medium, what giants are you making a tall medium for? Something fitting 6'2 should be reserved for a tall version with the regular size being closer 5'10 or 5'11 even. No way of knowing if a small would even work as the height may fit but the rest of the fit may be too tight. Additionally they don't seem to be able to keep their other sizes in stock as only medium and medium tall are listed as options to purchase on their website. Overall was really excited to try these coveralls but severely disappointed at the difficulty of getting a product that I can actually wear properly.
Men's DuluthFlex Fire Hose Coveralls
Here’s proof that when it comes to coveralls, rugged construction doesn’t have to feel rigid. That’s because we’ve woven a smidge of flexible spandex into the brawny DuluthFlex® Fire Hose® canvas so the fabric stretches right along with you. Underarm Reach Gussets® and Duluth’s exclusive Crouch Gusset® let you stretch up high or lunge down low without that pull across the shoulders or pinch in your nethers that you get with standard coveralls. And we’ve tweaked the fit – just as you asked – so the elastic-back waistband lands right where it should. Plus leg zips for easy on and off over work boots. 2-way zipper in front for draining fluids. Pass-through pocket for fast access to underlayers, cargo pockets with tuckable flaps, hook-and-loop sealing chest pockets to hold your gear and adjustable snap cuffs. We’ve even made sure all the hardware is hidden so it won’t scratch the fine finish on your latest project. All things considered, it’s an overall superior coverall.
- 8-oz. 97% cotton/3% spandex DuluthFlex Fire Hose fabric is strong, flexible and abrasion resistant
- FendOff Finish® fabric treatment sheds grime, grease and other stubborn stains
- Crouch Gusset®, Reach Gussets® and shoulder pleats let you navigate unimpeded
- Leg zippers open wide to slide over work boots
- 2-way zipper in front for faster pit stops
- 12 pockets, including 2 flapped chest pockets with pencil slots, pass-through pocket for fast access to whatever’s underneath plus 2 big cargo pockets with in-or-out tuckable flaps
- Improved back-elastic waist for a tidy fit, easy maneuvering
- Triple-stitched seams handle the daily grind
- Back locker loop
- Inseam length for Regular sizes measures 30½”; this would fit a customer who typically wears 32” inseam pants
- Inseam length for Tall sizes measures 32½”; this would fit a customer who typically wears 34” inseam pants
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I'm a hobby mechanic, and my wife got me these overalls as a gift. They do look good, but they're not a fashion statement; they're equipment! I just took them through the first garage session. They are well designed for automotive work - no exposed zippers, buttons, or metal to scratch paint. Easy to move around in, with lots of pockets, and also a pass-through and double zipper so you can get to things in your pants pockets. The cuff zippers on the legs are great for taking on and off without removing your shoes. My main goal with these was something I could easily put on over clothes, go out to the garage, get dirty, and then easily remove before I came inside or took the car for a drive. They worked perfectly! I'm 5'10, 190lbs, and the L fits me well. However, that's when layered over a shirt, jeans, and shoes, which is how they are meant to be worn. They might seem big if you tried to wear them as your only clothing.
New model colors are awful and changes were not needed! Way to go Duluth, bring back the originals
Ok…size…am 6'3" 170lb…I always go for "tall" size if available…tried Med Tall…too long by probably 2"…ordered Med Reg…PERFECT…I have fire hose overalls, so I know this material holds up to Ranch work just fine…lots of nice touches (you can tell a working man designed them)…I bought them on Black Friday…2 pair…very very nice
the crotch sits about 6 inches below where it belongs! rest of the fit is good and is of good quality