Customer Reviews Dickies Bib Overall

Material is strong, reason for 3 stars is that it doesn't fit to size correctly. I bought the 34x30 and the legs drag on the ground and get caught under my boots. A 30 inseam is what I normally buy with all of my pants and none of them have ever dragged enough to trip me while I walk, especially with work boots on that add extra height.

They are very comfortable and light weight but the wrong size was shipped to me. I needed a 34W30L's and I recieved 34W34L's so I have to cuff the legs. Other than the sizing error I have worn them an they are nice.

I ordered 34x34 in two colors: duck brown and timber brown. Duck brown pair is made in Mexico and has a front rise of 26". Timber brown pair is made in Bangladesh and has a front rise of 28-1/4".

I mostly like them, but for the fact that the legs are almost as big as bell bottoms. Yes, work clothes need to have plenty of room so you can move easily, but the legs of your overalls could be made a lot smaller and still have plenty of room, and I have very large legs - about 19" circumference around my calves.

Very poor fit, but they claim they don't do exchanges so I've wasted my money.

Not sure why the need to change something good, like the old metal shoulder clasps and the chest pocket that was able to close to keep dust out????

Quality was good. Fit was off. My husband has worn a 34 inch length for ever and these were 10 inches too long. We returned so we did not have to have alterations done.

Not to bad. I thought this time I would try a different maker. There is to much leg room. The bottoms are way to wide . I like a straight leg. Not bad for the price.

I ordered a 32 in length and these say 32 but they are waaaay too long.

Don't seem to be the best quality of materials and really long inseam , will need to be hemmed up , so not dragging on floor.

This is my first pair. Great quality. Great fit. 6'2 225lbs. 34x34. BUT. THE LEGS ARE HUGE!!!!! I could fit two legs in one side. My wife snickered when i walked out wearing them. Very relaxed fit. So relaxing my wife and dog can get in them with me to watch a movie tonight. I will have them tailored so not a massive problem but an inconvenience to say the least.

They're good quality but I don't think they're true to size. I ordered a 34" inseam, like always, and have to roll them up three cuffs and tighten the straps almost all the way. Compared to Dickies work pants, they fit way looser. I have to order two sizes up for work pants, but that may have been too much for the bibs. Hopefully they tighten up in the wash a little. I'm satisfied but mildly annoyed.

I just got them and have not worn them much but a few things come up right away. The construction feels durable and yet comfortable. For the size I have (30 x 32) the legs could be a little bit skinnier so that it is not so loose. The main issue I have is with the pockets. The tool pocket on the right leg unfortunately is not wide enough for my cell phone to fit. On my Carhartts fit my phone perfectly. The chest has two pockets that are nicely placed, however, the are not deep enough to hold my cell phone and allow the snap button to close. Considering that at work and play, a cell phone is probably the most commonly used tool, I would recommend making some minor changes to this design to allow for a touch screen cell phone to fit in all available pockets.

Been heavily on the fence about buying overalls for a while, I then got a sale pair of dickies straight legs, that are awesome. So I took the plunge, and ordered 40 waist with the short. So first off, I wear a 38x30. I should have ordered 2 sizes up, because I can only wear the bottom side buttons, otherwise they're snug on the tummy. Someone on the reviews said that the short length is like a 30. And I'm telling you it's more like a 32. Also, these are made with zero taper, so these guys baggy and big. They're much more of a boot cut. Material wise these are decently thick, they're good fabric and comfy. They have a good amount of length for the suspenders. Good work overalls, not the best styling overalls. Decent is the only way I can truly describe them.

Cold fingers combined with small tab on zipper can equal wet pants. Two inches too long inseam compared to others.

It was was too big for me but the fabric was nice and sturdy. I wish they would expand their size range .

Was so excited to get these during their Black Friday sale but they're going back for a refund. Really great quality, seem super durable and comfy. But the legs are extremely wide, like parachute pants, and are way too long. Dragging all over the ground when I was trying them on. I thought they were maybe 34L instead of a 30L nope, 30L it says on the label. Would have to get them hemmed and brought in, not worth it for me. Oh well!

the buttons for the shoulder straps are too far to the corner of the bib and the bib buckles in the middle. 32" inseam is more like a 34 and the pant legs drag on the ground

The coveralls were bigger than the 44x30 we thought they would be. I'll be hemming them and washing them in hot water and hot dryer to hopefully have them shrink. My husband is a 44 around the waist and a 29 inch inseam so I ordered the closest I could to that size. I'm glad to have a black pair for him for dressier events.

Good fit, maybe little tight. Very comfortable. Need new pair worn so much. They need to update the chest pockets for phone and make waist pockets a little deeper.

Ordered size 46 with 30 length. The size fit well, however, the length is more akin to 34 or 36.

Sizing is a bit different from what pants are, needed a bit bigger waist but still good.

Great product, love the long adjustment of the straps. Could really use one secure pocket for wallet, phone or?

I have had dickies overalls for years. I ordered the same size as my old pair and the new ones were gigantic. Sizing seems way off.

Was very disappointed with the fact that there was no elastic in the rear bib portion. Makes getting them off and on really hard. Bought them for like 15 years and never had any that had no elastic on the strapes