Carhartt men's double-front bibs made of heavyweight firm-hand duck. Armed with two sewing machines, Hamilton Carhartt began producing overalls to help keep railroad workers safe and comfortable on the job. More than 100 years later, our goal remains the same: To create durable workwear for people facing the toughest jobs. These men's heavyweight bibs are made with our firm-hand duck, the strongest cotton canvas out there. They're built to hold their own through wind, light rain, and several seasons of the hardest work.
Carhartt men's double-front bibs made of heavyweight firm-hand duck. Armed with two sewing machines, Hamilton Carhartt began producing overalls to help keep railroad workers safe and comfortable on the job. More than 100 years later, our goal remains the same: To create durable workwear for people facing the toughest jobs. These men's heavyweight bibs are made with our firm-hand duck, the strongest cotton canvas out there. They're built to hold their own through wind, light rain, and several seasons of the hardest work.
Carhartt men's double-front bibs made of heavyweight firm-hand duck. Armed with two sewing machines, Hamilton Carhartt began producing overalls to help keep railroad workers safe and comfortable on the job. More than 100 years later, our goal remains the same: To create durable workwear for people facing the toughest jobs. These men's heavyweight bibs are made with our firm-hand duck, the strongest cotton canvas out there. They're built to hold their own through wind, light rain, and several seasons of the hardest work.
Carhartt men's double-front bibs made of heavyweight firm-hand duck. Armed with two sewing machines, Hamilton Carhartt began producing overalls to help keep railroad workers safe and comfortable on the job. More than 100 years later, our goal remains the same: To create durable workwear for people facing the toughest jobs. These men's heavyweight bibs are made with our firm-hand duck, the strongest cotton canvas out there. They're built to hold their own through wind, light rain, and several seasons of the hardest work.
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Carhartt Bib, dungarees , color: Brown , size: W36/L32
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These new overalls are a very poor facsimile of the previous versions. The stretch fabric failed within a few weeks on one pair resulting in a seam failure down to the knee. Poorly designed!, I used to purchase Carhartt for their product function and durability, all of that seems be be lost on designing for the fashion industry. The bib pockets are useless, no need for a zipper pocket when used for work - I need access with one hand to wrenches pencils etc. not a purse on the bib! Why was the hammer loop moved to the right side, this is the biggest design flaw? Again seems like something designed for fashion not function. As a right handed user, I now end up with everything hanging on the right leg and invariably the hammer gets in the way a while trying to reach ... MoreThese new overalls are a very poor facsimile of the previous versions. The stretch fabric failed within a few weeks on one pair resulting in a seam failure down to the knee. Poorly designed!, I used to purchase Carhartt for their product function and durability, all of that seems be be lost on designing for the fashion industry. The bib pockets are useless, no need for a zipper pocket when used for work - I need access with one hand to wrenches pencils etc. not a purse on the bib! Why was the hammer loop moved to the right side, this is the biggest design flaw? Again seems like something designed for fashion not function. As a right handed user, I now end up with everything hanging on the right leg and invariably the hammer gets in the way a while trying to reach another tool out of the now too short tool pockets. This is like asking a right handed gun slinger to move the holster to other hip, it is just wrong. The R01 design was truly designed for work versus fashion. The hip pockets are ridiculously short with barely enough room for a small handful of nails or screws. Please listen to your blue collar customers, we are not wrong. I think Carhartt has lost sight of how and why they became so successful as a work clothing manufacturer, as their logo started showing up in Hollywood the focus has been entirely on fashion. What a shame, I have been wearing their product for 40+ years (before it was cool!) but now find myself looking at competitors products for durability and functionality. Again please listen to you blue collar clients and please don't ask me to call the 1-800 number, that just comes off as a condescending. Bring back function, like I still see on the pants and listen to your customers or risk losing that portion of the market. I know I am now being forced to shop elsewhere.
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Durable and comfortable! I've had them for a few months and been mostly pleased. They did shrink a bit more than I expected, compared to carhartt pants- so if you're on the fence length-wise, ordering up might be a good idea. I've had to max out the adjustable straps and that's just enough for me. I sized up on the waist one size, and that has worked to accommodate a heavier long sleeve shirt. It also doesn't feel too voluminous if only wearing a t-shirt. The combo utility pocket on the leg should be a little wider to fit a phone- carrying a phone on the chest pocket is a bit cumbersome but not a deal breaker. The double cuff panel is a good idea, but it doesn't need to go all the way around. Just the back part needs the extra material for wear, having material on ... MoreDurable and comfortable! I've had them for a few months and been mostly pleased. They did shrink a bit more than I expected, compared to carhartt pants- so if you're on the fence length-wise, ordering up might be a good idea. I've had to max out the adjustable straps and that's just enough for me. I sized up on the waist one size, and that has worked to accommodate a heavier long sleeve shirt. It also doesn't feel too voluminous if only wearing a t-shirt. The combo utility pocket on the leg should be a little wider to fit a phone- carrying a phone on the chest pocket is a bit cumbersome but not a deal breaker. The double cuff panel is a good idea, but it doesn't need to go all the way around. Just the back part needs the extra material for wear, having material on the front of the ankle cuff adds unnecessary bulk. The front (hand) pockets should be 2 inches deeper- and how neat would it be if the pocket material was somewhat heavier duty, just to resist holes from holding screws or bolts. I do like the chest pockets. The elastic panels seem to be holding up fine. I think I'll be air drying them from now on to avoid any premature wear. I look forward to years of good use outta these overalls. And, I look forward to Carhartt's next iteration- the aim to always get a little better and listen to consumers seems to be a trait of this company. Adding a couple fun colors every once in awhile for overalls would be appreciated too! Like a sage or port or deep wine or dark orange.... That would add some good energy to the workshop or when out in the field! Thanks Carhartt.
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I am a female cabinet maker and have been wearing double front duck bib overalls on a daily basis for years. This was the first time I've gone to replace my overalls and found the sizing so significantly changed that they do not fit any more. I am 5'9, 140 lbs and always order two sizes: 30W 30L and 32W 30L (for when I want to wear long underwear with them). I was shocked that both of these sizes no longer fit! I ordered multiple colors, navy, brown and denim, all in the same sizes, and each was it's own unique fit problem. The inseams were all slightly different, so the knee seam hits differently on each pair. The seat and legs were not the same. The elastic straps that tighten the bib to the right length were too long, even when tightened as far as possible, so ... MoreI am a female cabinet maker and have been wearing double front duck bib overalls on a daily basis for years. This was the first time I've gone to replace my overalls and found the sizing so significantly changed that they do not fit any more. I am 5'9, 140 lbs and always order two sizes: 30W 30L and 32W 30L (for when I want to wear long underwear with them). I was shocked that both of these sizes no longer fit! I ordered multiple colors, navy, brown and denim, all in the same sizes, and each was it's own unique fit problem. The inseams were all slightly different, so the knee seam hits differently on each pair. The seat and legs were not the same. The elastic straps that tighten the bib to the right length were too long, even when tightened as far as possible, so the bib hangs loose and would not sit on my shoulders. It's like they were re-designed for a barrel chested person with pencil legs.I went to the store to try them on and see if this was the case there, and found that sizing was all over the board there as well. After having spent a good amount of time now just trying to replace this basic staple of my work wardrobe, I am extremely disappointed with this new inconsistency and won't be wearing Carhartt any longer. This is a sad goodbye.
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Carhartt Bib, dungarees , color: Brown , size: W36/L32
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Carhartt Bib Overall, brown, Size 36 for Men
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Carhartt Workwear 102776 Bib Overall Carhartt Brown Waist: 36" In
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These new overalls are a very poor facsimile of the previous versions. The stretch fabric failed within a few weeks on one pair resulting in a seam failure down to the knee. Poorly designed!, I used to purchase Carhartt for their product function and durability, all of that seems be be lost on designing for the fashion industry. The bib pockets are useless, no need for a zipper pocket when used for work - I need access with one hand to wrenches pencils etc. not a purse on the bib! Why was the hammer loop moved to the right side, this is the biggest design flaw? Again seems like something designed for fashion not function. As a right handed user, I now end up with everything hanging on the right leg and invariably the hammer gets in the way a while trying to reach ... MoreThese new overalls are a very poor facsimile of the previous versions. The stretch fabric failed within a few weeks on one pair resulting in a seam failure down to the knee. Poorly designed!, I used to purchase Carhartt for their product function and durability, all of that seems be be lost on designing for the fashion industry. The bib pockets are useless, no need for a zipper pocket when used for work - I need access with one hand to wrenches pencils etc. not a purse on the bib! Why was the hammer loop moved to the right side, this is the biggest design flaw? Again seems like something designed for fashion not function. As a right handed user, I now end up with everything hanging on the right leg and invariably the hammer gets in the way a while trying to reach another tool out of the now too short tool pockets. This is like asking a right handed gun slinger to move the holster to other hip, it is just wrong. The R01 design was truly designed for work versus fashion. The hip pockets are ridiculously short with barely enough room for a small handful of nails or screws. Please listen to your blue collar customers, we are not wrong. I think Carhartt has lost sight of how and why they became so successful as a work clothing manufacturer, as their logo started showing up in Hollywood the focus has been entirely on fashion. What a shame, I have been wearing their product for 40+ years (before it was cool!) but now find myself looking at competitors products for durability and functionality. Again please listen to you blue collar clients and please don't ask me to call the 1-800 number, that just comes off as a condescending. Bring back function, like I still see on the pants and listen to your customers or risk losing that portion of the market. I know I am now being forced to shop elsewhere.
Durable and comfortable! I've had them for a few months and been mostly pleased. They did shrink a bit more than I expected, compared to carhartt pants- so if you're on the fence length-wise, ordering up might be a good idea. I've had to max out the adjustable straps and that's just enough for me. I sized up on the waist one size, and that has worked to accommodate a heavier long sleeve shirt. It also doesn't feel too voluminous if only wearing a t-shirt. The combo utility pocket on the leg should be a little wider to fit a phone- carrying a phone on the chest pocket is a bit cumbersome but not a deal breaker. The double cuff panel is a good idea, but it doesn't need to go all the way around. Just the back part needs the extra material for wear, having material on ... MoreDurable and comfortable! I've had them for a few months and been mostly pleased. They did shrink a bit more than I expected, compared to carhartt pants- so if you're on the fence length-wise, ordering up might be a good idea. I've had to max out the adjustable straps and that's just enough for me. I sized up on the waist one size, and that has worked to accommodate a heavier long sleeve shirt. It also doesn't feel too voluminous if only wearing a t-shirt. The combo utility pocket on the leg should be a little wider to fit a phone- carrying a phone on the chest pocket is a bit cumbersome but not a deal breaker. The double cuff panel is a good idea, but it doesn't need to go all the way around. Just the back part needs the extra material for wear, having material on the front of the ankle cuff adds unnecessary bulk. The front (hand) pockets should be 2 inches deeper- and how neat would it be if the pocket material was somewhat heavier duty, just to resist holes from holding screws or bolts. I do like the chest pockets. The elastic panels seem to be holding up fine. I think I'll be air drying them from now on to avoid any premature wear. I look forward to years of good use outta these overalls. And, I look forward to Carhartt's next iteration- the aim to always get a little better and listen to consumers seems to be a trait of this company. Adding a couple fun colors every once in awhile for overalls would be appreciated too! Like a sage or port or deep wine or dark orange.... That would add some good energy to the workshop or when out in the field! Thanks Carhartt.
I am a female cabinet maker and have been wearing double front duck bib overalls on a daily basis for years. This was the first time I've gone to replace my overalls and found the sizing so significantly changed that they do not fit any more. I am 5'9, 140 lbs and always order two sizes: 30W 30L and 32W 30L (for when I want to wear long underwear with them). I was shocked that both of these sizes no longer fit! I ordered multiple colors, navy, brown and denim, all in the same sizes, and each was it's own unique fit problem. The inseams were all slightly different, so the knee seam hits differently on each pair. The seat and legs were not the same. The elastic straps that tighten the bib to the right length were too long, even when tightened as far as possible, so ... MoreI am a female cabinet maker and have been wearing double front duck bib overalls on a daily basis for years. This was the first time I've gone to replace my overalls and found the sizing so significantly changed that they do not fit any more. I am 5'9, 140 lbs and always order two sizes: 30W 30L and 32W 30L (for when I want to wear long underwear with them). I was shocked that both of these sizes no longer fit! I ordered multiple colors, navy, brown and denim, all in the same sizes, and each was it's own unique fit problem. The inseams were all slightly different, so the knee seam hits differently on each pair. The seat and legs were not the same. The elastic straps that tighten the bib to the right length were too long, even when tightened as far as possible, so the bib hangs loose and would not sit on my shoulders. It's like they were re-designed for a barrel chested person with pencil legs.I went to the store to try them on and see if this was the case there, and found that sizing was all over the board there as well. After having spent a good amount of time now just trying to replace this basic staple of my work wardrobe, I am extremely disappointed with this new inconsistency and won't be wearing Carhartt any longer. This is a sad goodbye.
Front pockets are worthless. When I put my hands in my front pockets with fingers extended my little finger bottoms out in the pocket right where it joins my hand(about 2 1/2")and I have small hands and short fingers. I have other Carhartt overalls and the pockets are much deeper like the front pockets on a normal pair of jeans which are about twice as deep as these. My guess is these overalls are factory seconds and the reason for the sale price of 50% off. I only paid forty three bucks and change for them so return shipping would cost 25% of the purchase price. They appear to be genuine Carhartt overalls and other than the front pockets are normal Carhartt quality. Had I known about the front pocket issue I would not have purchased even at the sale price. These ... MoreFront pockets are worthless. When I put my hands in my front pockets with fingers extended my little finger bottoms out in the pocket right where it joins my hand(about 2 1/2")and I have small hands and short fingers. I have other Carhartt overalls and the pockets are much deeper like the front pockets on a normal pair of jeans which are about twice as deep as these. My guess is these overalls are factory seconds and the reason for the sale price of 50% off. I only paid forty three bucks and change for them so return shipping would cost 25% of the purchase price. They appear to be genuine Carhartt overalls and other than the front pockets are normal Carhartt quality. Had I known about the front pocket issue I would not have purchased even at the sale price. These pockets will result in the loss of a valuable pocket knife, etc. if used the same way one typically uses his from pockets. Shame on Carhartt for letting these overalls slip through quality control without being labeled as seconds. I hope someone at Midway reads this review and at least makes the buyer aware of the issue.
Love Carharrt been using their workwear for years. These overalls are comfortable and a great fit. I wear them every day. There is plenty of space to fit a thick hoody and even another layer if wanted beneath the overalls comfortably so as to still access pockets in cold weather. Love the amount of storage on these overalls. I’m a carpenter and find I am able to wear my belt a lot less frequently which is nice.Now onto a couple of cons. The first pair of these I bought the zipper jammed up into the closed position within a couple of months of use. I took pliers and grips to them to the point that the tab almost broke and couldn’t get them undone. I was within return window so this was no problem and now have a new pair. I am now just mindful not to zip up to ... MoreLove Carharrt been using their workwear for years. These overalls are comfortable and a great fit. I wear them every day. There is plenty of space to fit a thick hoody and even another layer if wanted beneath the overalls comfortably so as to still access pockets in cold weather. Love the amount of storage on these overalls. I’m a carpenter and find I am able to wear my belt a lot less frequently which is nice.Now onto a couple of cons. The first pair of these I bought the zipper jammed up into the closed position within a couple of months of use. I took pliers and grips to them to the point that the tab almost broke and couldn’t get them undone. I was within return window so this was no problem and now have a new pair. I am now just mindful not to zip up to forcefully and leave the tab just a touch below top. Secondly, the elasticated shoulder straps have a tendency to slip throughout the day becoming looser and requiring re-adjustment on multiple occasions. Not a big deal but would be nice if they stayed put.Despite both these things I would still highly recommend these as your daily set. They are solid like all of Carharrts gear and will last you years, so long as the zipper doesn’t jam!! So if you buy a pair, whatever you do, don’t jam the zipper right up to the top of the fly! Otherwise these go from great to very inconvenient every time you need to pee if you can’t get another pair right away.
These overalls fit great from the start and seems to wear in really well. I ordered 36wx32L. They were long at first. I have washed these about 3 times so far and they have shrunk a little bit. The other overall colors from Carhartt that I have - have been washed more than a dozen times and those have shrunk a lot. I will have to learn to maybe not use hot water or maybe not dry on high...but regardless, they are wearing in fine. I'm losing weight with them so it seems to be working out for me. But if you get them and they are just right and you don't lose weight, you can expect very significant shrinkage of the overalls...both in length and in waist.I have read many complaints about the pockets but I think they are great. The chest pockets hold my box cutter, ... MoreThese overalls fit great from the start and seems to wear in really well. I ordered 36wx32L. They were long at first. I have washed these about 3 times so far and they have shrunk a little bit. The other overall colors from Carhartt that I have - have been washed more than a dozen times and those have shrunk a lot. I will have to learn to maybe not use hot water or maybe not dry on high...but regardless, they are wearing in fine. I'm losing weight with them so it seems to be working out for me. But if you get them and they are just right and you don't lose weight, you can expect very significant shrinkage of the overalls...both in length and in waist.I have read many complaints about the pockets but I think they are great. The chest pockets hold my box cutter, pencil, pen and marker, cell phone and drill bit extenders (all day long). They will never fall out unless you unbuckle your straps. My side pockets are great for my Felco cutters (without a sheath). Back pockets hold my wallet and my front pockets hold my keys. My black ones are second favorite. The dark brown ones are the best, the blue ones and the khaki ones are just your average work wear. I really get down for work with construction of many different trades and as a working man, these overalls are really tough. After 3 years, still no tears. but I am very careful about the knees - I always use knee pads. I love wearing my overalls - even when I'm not working. Comfortable and best of all - No butt crack ever (can I say that on here) I will continue to buy if these ever become too dirty or worn out.
Well, here's the quick and easy; These aren't the last pair I bought - that would be the pair that this 'new-fangled' design is SUPPOSED to replace, on that, Carhartt failed.The fit was close to my usual - more or less - The straps are too long, the standard side pockets WAY, WAY, WAY to SHALLOW. (What decision tree committee came up with that?) Next, the right leg slip pocket is now one instead of two, and it's way to deep and the opening is smaller so getting your average sized fingers to take out what you put in can't reach far enough. Yes, they switched sides with the pocket configuration - but - most people are RIGHT-HANDED so why to the left leg when it was usable on the right? Huh? Next is the leg bottom double cuff - why bother? if the straps are the proper ... MoreWell, here's the quick and easy; These aren't the last pair I bought - that would be the pair that this 'new-fangled' design is SUPPOSED to replace, on that, Carhartt failed.The fit was close to my usual - more or less - The straps are too long, the standard side pockets WAY, WAY, WAY to SHALLOW. (What decision tree committee came up with that?) Next, the right leg slip pocket is now one instead of two, and it's way to deep and the opening is smaller so getting your average sized fingers to take out what you put in can't reach far enough. Yes, they switched sides with the pocket configuration - but - most people are RIGHT-HANDED so why to the left leg when it was usable on the right? Huh? Next is the leg bottom double cuff - why bother? if the straps are the proper length and the inseam is correct again, why bother? to keep the cuff bottom from becoming worn or tattered with use? That's a waste of production time and sewer's effort for a marginal feature.Getting to the material - it's close to the original - last pairs I've owned, but the strap yolk feels thinner. The waste side elastic seems like another idea is of marginal use, especially if you consider the questionable changes made that must have been based on adding new, less 'worker friendly' changes. It's a 7 out of 10 from me. Please, Carhartt, don't bother giving me your usual reply and how you got feedback from customers on what they wanted to see - okay - yah-sure-you-bethcha. Did they really ask for a 'relaxed fit'? For overalls?
Asked for these for Christmas after wanting these for well over a year now, and to say that I am disappointed is a bit of an understatement. I run 29x29 usually, so I knew that Carhartt's sizing for these pants was going to be a little bit tricky, but I figured a 30x30 would be perfectly fine considering the straps could cancel out any loose fit either in width or in length. The straps aren't miracle workers, though! I am still shocked that the length of the torso portion puts the inseam about 2-4-inches too low, even with the straps at their tightest. The entire fit is loose to the point of being uncomfortable. The only way these pants could seemingly fit me is if I wore all of my ski gear underneath. Considering this is the only thing I asked for for Christmas ... MoreAsked for these for Christmas after wanting these for well over a year now, and to say that I am disappointed is a bit of an understatement. I run 29x29 usually, so I knew that Carhartt's sizing for these pants was going to be a little bit tricky, but I figured a 30x30 would be perfectly fine considering the straps could cancel out any loose fit either in width or in length. The straps aren't miracle workers, though! I am still shocked that the length of the torso portion puts the inseam about 2-4-inches too low, even with the straps at their tightest. The entire fit is loose to the point of being uncomfortable. The only way these pants could seemingly fit me is if I wore all of my ski gear underneath. Considering this is the only thing I asked for for Christmas this year, I am really crushed!
I suspect these Carhartt overalls are factory seconds. The front pockets are so shallow they are unusable. When my hands are inserted into the pockets they bottom out with my pointing finger barely covered and I have small hands. Nothing can be safely carried in these pockets without the very real possibility of losing the item. I have other Carhartt overalls including an insulated version and the pockets are much deeper and completely useable. Could be I was unlucky and received a one off defective pair of overalls but I doubt it. Other than the issue with the pockets they appear to be genuine Carhartt overalls with the same rugged construction you expect from Carhartt. I kept them due to the almost half off sale price but would not buy again. I would recommend ... MoreI suspect these Carhartt overalls are factory seconds. The front pockets are so shallow they are unusable. When my hands are inserted into the pockets they bottom out with my pointing finger barely covered and I have small hands. Nothing can be safely carried in these pockets without the very real possibility of losing the item. I have other Carhartt overalls including an insulated version and the pockets are much deeper and completely useable. Could be I was unlucky and received a one off defective pair of overalls but I doubt it. Other than the issue with the pockets they appear to be genuine Carhartt overalls with the same rugged construction you expect from Carhartt. I kept them due to the almost half off sale price but would not buy again. I would recommend only if the buyer knew about the pocket issue and at the deep discount with free shipping.
These are generally great overalls. If you pay attention to the fitment guide, they are sized correctly. The number, type, and placement of the pockets is good as well. although, I'd like to see a dedicated knife pocket on the upper leg. Quality is very good, stitching and cloth material are robust and will probably last, I am concerned that the elastic in the shoulder straps will wear out before anything else as it feels rather light weight. Time will tell. My only real complaint is the way the shoulder straps connect to the bib. The mechanism is fiddly, I think the old-fashioned loop over a button way is the best. Your mileage may vary.
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