Coveralls

[deg5030]

Random question for those of you who have purchased coveralls. Do you have a specific brand you purchased/website/store that you really love and fit well or were not excessively large (i'm 5'0)? Have to do some quick purchasing but looking for some input from those who have had to wear them already.

thanks 🙂

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[jmo1012]

Random question for those of you who have purchased coveralls. Do you have a specific brand you purchased/website/store that you really love and fit well or were not excessively large (i'm 5'0)? Have to do some quick purchasing but looking for some input from those who have had to wear them already.

thanks 🙂

i bought from amazon but heavily consulted the brand website for sizing details (they had an extensive sizing guide). a little long or short can be compensated for because they get tucked into your boots when wearing them anyway.

as a gonna be 1st termer at SGU, i'd purchase 1 pair right now. make sure theyre short sleeved! only the crazy canadians tend to show up with long sleeves (and then proceed to hate their lives while wearing them in 85 degrees). you really aren't going to need more than 1 pair for now as you aren't really doing much farm stuff until 3rd term at least. 1st term is about getting your feet wet and there is plenty of time to do laundry in between.

 

[katryn]

The brand we got through school last year was Walls. I've been very happy with them, surprisingly fitted on women without looking silly on men either, lots of pockets, very breathable, and they don't seem overly long or short. I'm 5' 5'' though.

 

[elefante7]

Our school always does a mass order from pellavet:

http://www.pellavet.com/list_products/?category_id=3

 

[Coquette22]

I'm 5'0" too, and there's another few women about the same in my class. We've had good luck with Finnmark coveralls. I wear the Juniours size 16. 😳 They're a Canadian brand, so I'm not sure how easy they might be to find outside of Canada though.