Red Kap Men's Short Sleeve Speedsuit - Slim Fit Mechanic Suit Coveralls, Concealed Zipper for No Scratches, Wrinkle Resistant

These coveralls are perfect to wear in situations where you're likely to get dirty. I threw out my old shop apron and wear these now. They're lightweight and form fitting. The only issue is getting out of them. You need to be a bit of a contortionist to do so.

Fits well, sturdy and comfortable.

fits exactly as pictured for your size. it fits me...but it's a little more snug than i want it to be for work

I'm a nurse and plan to use it with a navy colored scrub top. I'm currently 317lbs. 5'10". Waist is 56 inches, chest 50 inches. I normally don't review anything but us big guys need a hand helping each other out cause you rarely see a review for how clothes fit. The belly is snug but what do you expect? I love it. Going to order 4 more. The things is, either you wear a pair of scrub pants around your expansive gut and have it fall down and pull it up all shift or you wear it beneath your gut and have your underwear or undershirt showing all the time as well as having to pulling it up. This Kim Jung Il suit solves the problem cause there is nothing to show and no belt to adjust. Yeah, I have to wear my scrub top over it making things hotter but I don't care. The hem is a little long but you really don't have to hem it provided you are close to my dimensions. Durability probably won't be an issue since I just get exposed to bodily fluids or contact or airborne diseases so I am giving it 5 stars. It is light weight and thick enough for medical work. I can't speak for heavy use like for plant engineers or mechanics. 5 stars for that too. I hope this helps.

OK be prepared to try a couple of sizes to figure out what fits you the best, but the cost is affordable, so it is worth it. I wear the 36x30 Carhartt overalls, for reference. First I got the Large in the light blue. They fit snug but it was hard to work in them due to some restriction in range of motion, and the color wasn't my favorite. Then I purchased the extra-large in the dark blue and am wearing them today for the first time. They are SO comfortable! I have to roll up the pants a couple of turns, but I find that stylish, ha ha....wish my wife liked the style more. I just want to wear them all the time. They feel like pajamas, ha ha..... I'm getting old and going into grandpa mode. Anybody want to go fishing?!? ha ha...goes great with a bucket hat!

I am 5'11" and 230Lbs. The XL Regular just fits me. The legs are perfect, and the waist is perfect. The groin to shoulder is fine putting it on and moving about, but very difficult to take off. I purchased the XL LONG expecting the fit to be better. MARGINALLY better groin to shoulder but too long in the legs for me. I opted to keep the XL REGULAR and pass on the XL LONG as the only difference for me was a bit longer leg and a bit baggier. The problem for me is a torso issue. If you have similar dimensions go with the XL regular first. I did not see a better fit and still struggled to remove the jumpsuit. Material is fine, and the pockets are pretty good for the price. I am happy enough with the purchase but question the sizing for muscular men (XL REG / XL Long). Long is only really in the legs and the torso is just not long enough to make a difference in that area to fit. I expected a couple inches difference (torso) along with the legs, but it is simply NOT there. I question the design of the reg/long as just increasing the legs and not also the torso to scale.

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The short-sleeve Red Kap coveralls are perfect for my husband as he works on his truck. The length was about 4" too long, but they were easy to hem because they are a lighter weight fabric. The construction is good and the fabric is pretty durable, plus they are cool. They fit well. The only issue is that, because they are short sleeves, that it's harder to take them off because there isn't a long sleeve to pull on. Sliding the top off one shoulder and pulling on the back makes it easier. They are just what he needed.

I ordered two I ordered the extra large long and I ordered a large long. I ended up keeping the large long. I am 511, 190 lbs. I have 36" inseam so these were the perfect length. I ordered them for a Caddy costume for a golf tournament. My crew won first place for best dressed. I created little logos to put on to it. It's not too hot, fabric is the perfect thickness and it's very comfortable.

جودة قماش وخفيفة.

fabric thinner than single-ply toilet paper!

Excelente calidad, buen envío y útil. Un poco más grande de lo que esperaba pero debe de ser por el diseño.

Lo ordené (en talla L) como plan B en caso de que el de talla M no me quedara. Pero decidí quedarme con ambos. Uno nunca sabe, podría prestárselo a un amigo o algo. No sé para qué porque estos overoles no son precisamente lo que alguien se pondría para trabajar en lo pesado, aunque tenga cierre metálico. Parecen de pintor, aunque son de manga corta, además la tela es delgada, y podría filtrarse la pintura. No podría usarlo en un entorno laboral de cocina porque está hecho de poliéster mayormente. Entonces quién sabe para qué hacen estos overoles precisamente en este color. Pero qué bueno que los hacen, porque me gustaron mucho. Igual, tal como con el otro que compré, sólo lo hice porque me gusta usarlos como ropa normal, no porque realmente los necesite para el trabajo. Ya tengo otros más de uso rudo para eso. Como era de esperarse, me queda más holgado que el M. Pero éste (L) sí me queda mejor de lo largo. Mido 1.81 m de estatura y mis overoles suelen ser de talla 38 a 40 de pecho. Este overol de talla L mide: 66 cm de axila a axila, 162 cm desde donde se junta el hombro con el cuello hasta el tobillo, y 53½ cm de cintura. Ojalá les sea de utilidad todo esto por si quieren uno de éstos y no saben cuál talla ordenar. La verdad no me arrepiento de comprarlos. De hecho pienso adquirir más, para pintarlos con colorante para ropa y así tener más opciones que usar. Actualización: ordené otro y lo teñí con colorante color verde oscuro. Aún estando consciente de que por estar compuesto de algodón sólo en 35%, quedaría muy pálido. Y quedó así (anexo foto), de hecho se ve más claro ahí que como quedó en realidad. No quedó nada mal. ¿Pero por qué no hacen overoles así en tonos de verde que no sean botella/bandera u oliva? Gracias!