CQR Men's Zip-Front Coverall, Twill Stain & Wrinkle Resistant Work Coverall, Action Back Jumpsuit with Multi Pockets

High quality coveralls. I was a bit apprehensive that they would fit, I ordered the two XL tall as I am 6 foot four 265 pounds. They fit perfect. I will definitely buy more of these.

I bought these coveralls a few months ago, and still love them! I am 5'9 and weigh 142. I wanted something to work in the yard with because we have a lot of bugs and I wanted full coverage from any mosquitoes, bees, etc.. Even though I'm female I have a hard time getting proper fitting outdoor clothes that won't break the bank. These coveralls are inexpensive, sturdy, and wash great! So far it hasn't shrank. The medium-long is a bit big, for me. But that's ok. My husband liked mine so much, he bought a large-long for himself! He's 6'2 & 220 and they fit great!

I'm updating my review as promised. I got an XL and it fits perfectly. I'm not sure what the other reviewers were on about now that I got the right size; seems like standard sizing to me. Maybe something changed with the manufacturing.The zipper was sticky on this one too, but I believe it's from being folded and creating a bit of a bend in the teeth. It's not a deal breaker at all and may get better with age. There where also loose threads again, but whatever. It was worth every penny.Trying to find the right size was frustrating and wasted my time (and their money) with returns. A chart would have made it crystal clear, and that's the one reason this doesn't get 5 stars. The company could easily provide information that corrects misleading reviews and Q&A.ORIGINAL REVIEW: 2 stars. I read and read and read reviews, Q&A, all the materials available to get a feel for my size. I'm 6'0" 240 and the best I could come up with was somebody who is 6'1" 250 saying the XL was too big. There's another guy about my size, a little thinner, who got the Large Long and said it was really roomy, so that's what I got, the LL.It's ridiculously misfitting.The torso is short I could barely get it on at all, and once in, it was riding up horribly. The legs were super long, and I could barely get it zipped around my waist. Obviously, I needed my normal size of XL. This would have been obvious with a size chart (it's almost like weight isn't a predictor of size), but they didn't provide one, so here I am, out of time with an item that doesn't fit.The item seems fine, though the zipper was very sticky and there were a lot of loose threads around the foot. For the price, that's forgivable. What's not forgivable is wasting my time like this. Just provide the stupid size chart! Obviously they have the measurements for manufacturing. How hard is it to share?I ordered an XL, and if it gets here in time, fits, and is decent quality, I'll update this review with more stars (not 5). That said, I'm worried the torso will still be small since the Large Long was, so hoping against hope.

I am very happy with the features, quality and comfort of this coverall. If they provided a zippered, Velcro or snap pocket to keep a cell-phone in I would of scored "Comfort" as a five star as well. The product has secondary pass through pockets should you want to get into jean pockets to secure your cell-phone or wallet. The legs have a loop for a hammer and a long deep pocket for a folding wooden tape measurer or pliers, etc.I am 5' 8" tall and weight 165 lbs. with a 44" chest. The medium-short fit nicely through the chest, arm length was just right and the waist and hips are roomy. If I desired to ware sweat pants and a fannel shirt underneath, there is adequate room to do so. I have a 29" inseam I am guessing these were about 33-34" inseam. I shorten the inseam and the quality and durability of the material should not present an issue witht he shortening effort in the future.

HT: 5"11, WT: 245, purchased XXL. Interesting I chose 2XL and when it arrived,, the label says USA size XL long.So far the material of the coveralls is relaxing fit and has now restrictions that I have not found. I like the side vents if either o was to wear another bottoms shorts or pants within it to get to my pockets. Zipper seems a bit ridged, but normally add on some grease or spray a little WD40 for my own purpose. Waist down, not baggy at all like if I need it to be taken in to get it fixed. Waist area I feel no restrictions whatsoever, either bending or squating. Only one slight problem, which I can fix on my own are the end of the sleeves, which could have add on cuffs to button. But this I can take in a fix it on my own. I can see myself buying more in the future.

Sizes run a little small.

When I get my next homesteading video up I will edit this so you can see what it looks like on. (Added video. Go to YT, search Hickory Hill Homestead- mine has the light green logo- it's the video about coop cleaning). I am a female and because I'm built like a curvy linebacker, but one that is 5'4" tall, it's useless to buy things made for women. I bought this for farm chores because I was sick of getting my clothes filthy when cleaning chicken coops and itching the rest of the day when carrying straw.I wear a woman's size 12ish... sometimes 12, sometimes 14, depends on if they account for baby having back and an ample bust. So, with that in mind, I'm still only 5'4" tall! The legs are way long, but fit into my boots fine, but the crotch to the shoulders, what the heck, people? I can barely get this thing off of me. For a woman I am broad-shouldered, but still, I'm not a freaking guy. I have to like be a contortionist or something. I did wash it, but hung it to dry. If I had dangly bits between my legs, they'd be pinched for sure.Other than that, it's very useful. The fabric is nice, not too thick or thin and I do wear it over regular clothes. Now I'm trying to decide if I should just get the XL and feel like a huge fat A$$ and have the legs dragging behind me or figure something else out. I don't know.

The jump suit/ coveralls was fine. The material was nice