Overalls

Overalls are protective garments, often called dungarees or bib-and-brace, featuring trousers with an attached chest bib and shoulder straps, typically worn over regular clothing. Made from durable fabrics like denim or cotton twill, they are used in construction, agriculture, and painting to guard against dirt, sparks, and spills. Design: A bib-and-brace structure (often with pockets) that leaves arms free, distinguishing them from full-body coveralls. Components: Adjustable straps, a chest pocket, front pockets, and a rear pocket are common. Materials: Typically crafted from sturdy materials like denim, cotton, linen, or polycotton to ensure durability. Functionality: They provide comfort and flexibility for jobs requiring mobility. Protection: Used to protect the wearer's undergarments from heat, cold, dirt, and light hazards.