👖 Carhartt Weathered Wildwood Overalls in XXL - Women's Apparel Review

I'm usually tall in Carhartt pants/pants etc. I'm 5'6" and 370 pounds. Small boobs, round butt. Nothing too big. I got an L with them first and they were long enough for my 6'2 husband to fit comfortably in. Looks like a men's L, not a women's L. So I changed them to an M. Same problem. Too long.Although the Ms were MUCH smaller at the waist.It would be better if they had some sort of belt at the waist (like some winter jackets) that could adjust the waist a bit around the elastic area.The…

I work outside with dairy calves during the winter and they are PERFECT for the job. Warm and cozy and they fit perfectly. Big enough to cover my work boots and thick enough to comfortably handle calves and lift feed bags. I'm 5'3 and weigh 130 pounds. What bothered me the most was the size and the different reaction people have to buying that size! I bought a very small regular length pair and they fit like a glove. I work with steel toe boots and the length allows you to close them all the…

I bought these for shoveling snow and they have worked well. Almost too warm, but better a little too warm than too cold. My only complaint is that the latches are difficult to close and I'm not even sure why they put so many latches on it in the first place. I can't close the ankles but they are long enough that I don't need them when wearing boots underneath. Generally very comfortable, a little heavy but warm. It's comfortable enough to move around in and I like that I can adjust the straps…

I ordered a pair of summer overalls and they were the perfect length (I'm 5ft 4inches) and a bit tight but I have gained pounds due to Covid-19. When I received them I was pleasantly surprised at how spacious, comfortable and neat they are. Except they ended up being 5 or 6 inches too long. My first Carhartt overall turned out to be a lot shorter than advertised. and hence they were the perfect length, though tight. This pair was the perfect size and the wrong length. In my opinion the jumpsuit

I'm a commercial photographer from the Midwest and have ordered them to be worn to construction sites during the winter. I don't regret spending the money at all. I've worn quite a few layers with jeans or windbreakers and this is a huge game changer. I had a 16 hour night shoot with an average temperature of around 16º and felt warm and comfortable the whole time. I knelt and lay down on concrete a lot, and that helped. I also like that the pockets are deep and can hold multiple phones and all