Red Kap Men's Zip-Front Cotton Coverall

Item received was a knock-off. It was "M&M Workwear", not Red Kap. The look and fit of the garment were as described, but critically, the material was not 100% cotton (as was stated in this product listing), but 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton. This is a huge distinction if you plan on welding in the coveralls, since anything synthetic is dangerous to weld in. In the process of returning it now.

I give these coveralls a ten out of ten. I ordered a 44-RG and it looks tailored on me. I have a 40 inch waist and use a 31 inch inseam for work pants -- these fit me straight out of the box. I love the zippered front pockets for carrying a mobile without fear of the cell phone tumbling out, breaking the screen. The zippered back pocket protects a wallet the same way. I was used to a pen pocket on the front, but dual pen pockets on the left sleeve are better. When you bend over - no jabbing in the chin from the pen. Two tool pockets on the right (I'm right handed) fit box cutters in the small, a crescent wrench or screwdriver in the long. Snaps on the cuffs and sleeves are smart ideas - good for icy weather and for protection when spraying toxins like weedkiller or insecticide. They wash in cold water with almost no shrinkage, provided you hang them up to dry. I drape the snapped head opening over a shower head. Bought two coveralls so one could be washed after shoveling dusty gravel. If the material feels rough, do a second wash with a cup of white vinegar only. Vinegar gets soap and hard water residue out of the cloth. After the vinegar wash, they feel soft and flexible again. You'll love them.

Very nice quality for coverall. 100% cotton. I tried a 48L and the 50L. I am 6-3 and typically wear a 48L sport coat. The additional size made working overhead , squatting and sitting while working much less restrictive. If you are standing at a machine and working in that position all day a 48L would have been fine. Lot's of room in the waist area (that I hope I will never need).Pockets are a good combination of location and zippered/ non zippered. The zippers on front are uncovered so if you are doing work that could be damaged with contact just be aware. Back pocket is covered. The snaps at leg and arm openings are helpful, especially legs as these are long (they are supposed to be so thats not a complaint).The material appears to be very durable (only a couple weeks of use so far, but I wash after each use due to the type of work being done) . Have not had any problems with stains and cleans well in washer/ dryer (low heat).

Ordered it oversized and it is not too bulky or heavy to wear as a jumpsuit on scorching hot days. Perfect for essential outings or travel during a pandemic! Pockets are well placed and easy to access without contamination. The fabric gets softer each time it's washed. Even with long sleeves and cuffs rolled up, it is not too stiff or bulky.Note for females: There is enough room in the crotch area (and the zipper is long enough) to use a large paper cup or container for a quick standing pit stop without having to undress or empty the pockets! It makes using public facilities so much easier and cleaner! (Order a size where chest=hip measurement? The fabric drapes and hangs well, so even if it's loose, it doesn't look like the Michelin Man!) (5'5" /110lb... size 40 works perfectly with room to spare!)Easy to unzip and drop to the floor and step out of at the front door. Easy to launder/sanitize between uses. Mine lives on a hook at the front door, next to the other hazmat gear! I love it!

I got this jumpsuit for my work. I work in fabrication, I am regularly around grease, dirt, sharp blades, on my hands and knees getting things, and picking up boxes and using my hip for leverage. I have worn jeans and t-shirt to do this job for a while and my cloths are getting ruined.I really like the fit and all of the pockets make it very useful and with the addition of zippers on most of the pockets it makes sure that your stuff doesn't fall out of your pockets taking it off or on. There are also passthrough pockets to get to your pants to get your phone or keys if you need to.MY FAVORITE FEATURE: I did not realize that there is a pen holder sewn into the left shoulder. Makes it easily assessable and you never have to sift through your pockets to find pen or marker.My only advise is to grab a tape measure and measure yourself. I wear 32-34 jeans so I was just going to get the 36 because it was the smallest they sell but after looking at the chart I measured myself and found that I have a 39 inch waist and chest. Got the size 40 and it fits great, being made of cotton I was afraid that it would shrink and not fit afterwords but it doesn't seem to have shrunk too much after washing, still fits great.I put it on without taking off my work boots (size 10.5 steel toe boots) and it works well. It is much harder to take them off without taking off the boots but that's at the end of my shift so I don't mind it.

I got this coverall in 'long 54' size (that means 54-inch chest width, extra long/tall). After drying, these do shrink a little bit (despite being described as pre-shrunk), and this size is good for guys about 6'1" to 6'4" tall. I'm only 5'9", 160 lbs. and I purposely chose this size because I wanted an extra-huge, very loose fit. The width is perfect for the comfortable loose fit I want, and I just roll up the pant legs to take up the excess length.It's 100% cotton and heavy weight, has a nice feel...much nicer than the rough-feeling 65% polyester / 35% cotton blends that are common. I love the two diagonal chest zippers - they make these look much nicer than plain coveralls. The only thing I don't like is that it's a slightly purplish raspberry red, rather than a middle red. These coveralls usually sell for around $50, so I'm thrilled I got mine for $23. If you compare different sizes here on amazon, you'll occasionally be lucky to find a few sizes at a big discount like that.

I wear a 36 so bought a 40 as it will shrink a bit since its cotton. There is no way i could get it on me . Usually when i bought a 40 at a work store its large even over my clothes

Had to send them back even though I ordered a pair that was 3 sizes larger then what was recommended on the site. They were too short from crotch to shoulder. The quality seemed good though and I'm ordering a still larger size once my return is processed.

The Mexicans make some nice industrial textiles, for the money these are great. I will test them further with my house and shop renovations but I would definitely add 2 more to my arsenal. Being cotton they are also environmently friendly which is important to me, minus the blue dye of course.

Color is great (matches my cars and shop equipment). I intentionally went oversize to ensure that I can get the coveralls on and off easily.Fabric apprears very sturdy and the stitchin and overall finish is also very high quality.

I like the product and material but I didn’t get why the sizes differed in the pricing when the largest costed way less.