Men's Rigby Bib Overall

First, let me say these run small. I think all Carhartts do. I normally wear 34W in jeans but I get 36W in my Carhartts. I had to return the 36W bibs and exchange for 38W. These are super comfortable with generous flex and overall fit very well after I ordered the correct size. They seem to be very well made and I have put them through their paces felling trees and cutting wood on the weekends. So far about 5 times through the wash and everything is still together. If these were a tad cheaper I would own more than one pair.

BEST OVERALLS ON THE MARKET! I love rocking overalls at work, it's just makes tool access so much easier but I've never liked the thickness of other pairs I own. The difference between these and duck canvas is night and day; I compare the feeling to when it was like wearing chino pants for the first time over jeans. It feels freeing. I work in tight and dirty confined spaces all day long. With that being said, I will pick these every time over any other pair I own. 32x30 was a perfect fit for me (5'10, 165-170, thicker legs) I plan to buy more very soon!

These are the best work bibs I’ve ever owned. I love the fit and the durability. The flex canvas material is great even in the hot weather this summer. I’m hard on my work wear and these hold up. I love keeping my phone in the zippered chest pocket. This is my second pair.

I've been wearing Dickies overalls for years but the bib never really fit right (straps frequently slid off my shoulders) and the canvas suddenly got a lot lighter so I compared them to the Hisea and the Carhartt's. First off, the canvas on the Hisea's is really heavy and stiff. If you're doing really rough work, this might be a good thing, but I wear overalls all day, every day, and for me, the fabric just wasn't that comfortable. The cut of the Hisea's is kind of boxy and it suffers from the same wide bib as the Dickie's. I don't know how broad your chest would have to be to fill out the bib but I'm a fairly big guy (6'1", 215lbs) and it just kind of floats. Third, the straps are narrower than the Dickie's or the Carhartts. They might cut into your shoulders at the end of a long day. And finally, the clips feel like cheap stamped parts. They might stand up just fine, but I'm not keeping them long enough to find out. After comparing all three brands, the Carhartts were my favorite. The canvas feels great and the cut is just more detailed than the other two. Lots of different pieces, darts all over the place, re-enforced cuffs - it just fits well. The Carhartts are more expensive than the Dickies and twice as expensive as the Hisea, but for me, it's worth it.

Love these. I've had these for 4 years and have used them at work, casually, and even for camping. I've gotten tons of complements on them but they're super durable as well. Very comfy, great pocket organization. Only catch is that the buttons aren't centered (the side ones) so one of them is dangerously close to ripping off the side (won't happen unless you have a really big belly and then it might rip off).

These are so comfortable - they were like wearing pajamas. That being said, you probably shouldn’t work in these. They feel amazing but I’m not sure how much they’re gonna hold up to - they feel less durable than my Old Navy jeans. The fit is good but the straps don’t adjust as much as my Dickies pair does; also they’re very stretchy, to the point where heavy items in the bib will make it sag. They’re also very slim, to accommodate for the stretch. I could walk around all day in these things and feel great, but I wouldn’t exactly feel protected in them. I’m a theater carpenter so my work load isn’t heavy duty, but I’m interested to see how this holds up to kneeling on the pavement getting scraped by loose screws, etc. Gonna keep them, but might be getting a duck pair too for Christmas depending on how they handle.

Perfect fit and room to move. I ordered one size up from what I would normally wear on pant length.

I own multiple pairs of standard cotton duck overalls and multiple pairs of these flex overalls. While I like the thinner fabric for warmer weather, I don't find much difference in 'function' over the cotton duck. While they do stretch some, it is marginal at best. I have the same freedom of movement in these flex overalls as I do in the cotton duck. The flex have, what I consider to be, significant defects in design. None of these defects exist in the standard cotton duck overalls. First, the leg seams, both outer and inner, rotate inward. The outer seams start normally at the hips, but then it rotates toward the outer front of the ankle as they go down the leg. The inner seam starts in the normal location but rotates towards the rear, moving the seam towards the inner rear of the ankle. Often I find myself kneeling on a seam because of this (very uncomfortable). Additionally, the kneepad pockets are far, far too low and too wide (or the recommended kneepads are too small). Using the recommended kneepads for my size (medium), the kneepad starts at my ankle and ends below my knee. Basically it's a shin pad. Trying to use kneepads with the rotated legs is also a complete failure. Since the legs rotate inward in a spiral, the kneepads end up on the inside of your shins instead of in front where they belong. Also, the spiral of the seams tilts the kneepads on the pocket and they effectively 'lean over., missing the knee even further. The light weight of the flex material permits the kneepads to bunch up. The heavier cotton duck material keeps them lying flat as designed. In the cotton duck overalls my kneepads are always exactly where they need to be, in these flex material overalls the kneepads are *never* at my knees. Having the kneepads in the flex overalls is almost worse than not having them. In almost every kneeling event I end up with the edge of the kneepad landing between my kneecap and shinbone. This is a very painful place to have an edge / lip land. It's more comfortable kneeling without the kneepads installed. Again, none of this is true for the cotton duck overalls. They are perfect in every area above and the kneepads works extremely well in them. The *only* win with the flex is the thinner material for use in warm weather.

Perfetta

Great product, fits perfect, heavey fabric. Use for work, easy to care for.

Love these and wanted them for so long, but they have been worn twice and not yet washed and the elastic on the suspenders/braces has warped already. They still function okay but it looks weird and doesn’t fill me with confidence for their longevity. In suppose time will tell.

I have wanted to have a pair of these for a good few years and couldn’t justify the cost initially. The sizing is correct, I wear 34”x32” jeans almost everyday. I’m 5’9”, about 13 stone and a 33” waist. These fit me perfectly! It’s like I’m not even wear any pants! Double layered front, tons of pockets and these are really comfortable to wear straight out the bag. Some carhartt gear can be stiff heavy feeling, the duck canvas especially so, the chore jacket I have still stands up on its own, 8 years later and many many washes. These will last a long long time, making the price small in the long run. If you can find them in stock, get them whilst you can.

Compre dos tallas y son enormes, quisiera descambiar una por una talla menos pero ahora el precio es superior a cuando lo compré. ¿Me podrían cambiar la talla por el mismo precio?