Men's Short Sleeve Coverall

I’m 5’10”, 175lbs, 40in chest, 32x32 waist/inseam. Ordered 5 pairs of Medium Regular and they fit better than expected. I nuked them in the wash and dryer and they didn’t shrink a noticeable amount, but fit better once washed. 2 large chest, hip, and back pockets with no bypass. Zippered (kinda cheap zipper) in the front with one button at the belly and one under the collar. Very lightweight and breathable. Time will tell the quality and durability, but for the price, I would be happy if a single set lasts for a year of use.

The quality is really good. The type of fabric these are made out of I was worried about retaining heat, but even in a warm environment these did a really good job. Great breathability, I had no issues with flexibility, and the size fit just right; The only thing for me was the legs are very long for my size.

glad i bought this , came super fast and good fit. no complaints except wish it wasnt so wide in the legs but ok. style is good.

I was looking for something to wear over my clothes when woodworking. This coverall is of high quality. The pockets are the perfect size to hold my tools. The length, size, and stretch of the fabric is great and a perfect fit. Best price for an item of this quality.

Bought this for my husband who has a shop. Lots of room,great fit and quality. Washes well. Highly recommend

True to size. I have had a couple of these. They are great as work clothes, are lite weight for warmer climate.

Flash-sum: Dickie's Short Sleeve Coveralls fit fast and cheap, but like the title says: don't have belt loops, big enough pockets, or pass-through slits which you should expect for the asking price. I ordered from the Amazon sizing chart. The coveralls arrived fast and fit me right out of the package. Didn't shrink or fade on the first wash. Fabric feels comfortable--not too cool in my open garage and not too hot in the cozy office. Aside from the double-zipper which opens the coveralls at either the throat or the waist, there are snap buttons to secure the breech. This pair fits right over my Carhartt Relaxed Fit Straight Leg jeans, and over the tourist t-shirts my father gives me for Christmas every year. Likewise when I'm down to just skivvies underneath, the coveralls do not sag or appear baggy. There's an elastic bit on the hips which seems to help seat them as girth changes. Great that I can wear the coveralls over my shop clothes, but that also highlights a pretty major flaw. There are no belt loops. Don't know about you folks, but I sling tools off my hip when wearing duds like these. Even if that means a big dumb wrap-around Sam Browne-style belt, I would still wear an underbelt with keepers--just like a cop's duty gear--to stop it from dropping around my ankles. I really cannot imagine the idea of any coverall other than a disposable plastic goober shield not having belt loops. You can see the lapse right in the product picture; a bit less apparent are the shallow and small storage. I stick brushes and pliers in my pockets, friends and neighbors, and I'll bet you do too. Even for a basic coverall made in Mexico, I should be able to tuck my 3 x 5 shop notebook in my breast along with a pen. No go for this model, and frankly that's another error that doesn't compute. Counterpoint: these coveralls are meant to be worn over regular pants, so stick yer belt and pens in there! If that is the case, then these coveralls need to have a pass-through slit behind the hip pockets so you can get at your stuff. No pass-though. Just open the zipper above your waist and begin fumbling through. As a comparison, my US Navy coveralls, then manufactured by American Apparel, were priced in the same range as Dickie's with loops aplenty and wide chest pockets to hold our notebooks and pens, and nice deep hip pockets to tuck in a Maglite. Looking on Amazon, there does not currently appear to be any coverall offered which approaches the desired features. So for folks who don't mind paying out thirty bucks to keep the paint off your elbows and knees, these Dickies are a reliable fit. They wash well and wear well and for many of you that will be enough. I need to see more features for the cash I spend, so personally I'll be checking around for something that includes what I want.

Dickies is always a great brand. My husband wears them forever before they wear out. He is 6 ft and weights 218 and is broad in the chest . The XL fits a bit snug and he only wears a t-shirt under them, so if you need them to fit over clothes you will need a bigger size. The length is Bout 2 inches too long. Hope this helps with size.