Men's Duck Bib Overalls

I've reached the age where I've pretty much stopped caring what people think about the way I look, what I wear, the sort of car I drive, etc... Well... at least most people, most of the time. So, I like to wear overalls because they're comfortable (no belt!) and durable and they have lots of pockets for stuff. However, it's HARD to find ANY overalls in a physical store these days (at least where I live, in Los Angeles, where they're admittedly not so popular). If you can even find an army/navy store, you're lucky if they have even one brand, and if you happen to not be a super-popular size, you've probably wasted the drive. Thus, I've usually been buying my overalls from thrift stores... bigger ones with a clean, well-organized selection like Blue Iguana on Hollywood Blvd. But even temples to re-use like BI usually have no more than a dozen or two pair, of various brands/sizes/conditions, so there's still a lot of luck involved in finding a decent pair that fits, and they'll still wind up costing you $30+ even used. That's where Amazon comes in of course. Not to disparage our host, but I'm actually not a huge fan of online shopping (or shopping in general), ecommerce, or Mr. Bezos. But I need (OK: I *want*) overalls, so I squelch my distaste for consumerism and buy them here. Carhartts, though well-made, are WAY too expensive and to be honest, I'd feel like a trust-fund Brooklyn tech-bro hipster wearing that label in public here (which is a fault of mine of course, not of the brand). Dickies are a good, more reasonably-priced alternative, and there was a time (back when Sears and K-Mart still had physical stores here in SoCal) when you might actually FIND a pair of Dickies on a store shelf in the right size, but that was a while ago. Which mostly just leaves Liberty men's bib overalls, which are frankly kind of awesome! :-) They're basically just like Dickies more or less, except Liberty overalls have that green zippered pocket across the chest, no matter what color the overalls are. I happen to LIKE that detail, though I suppose you might not. The price is fair for the quality (about $35ish usually, at least in/around my size) and jeez, are they comfortable! As mentioned, I'm too old to care about fashion, so I've even been buying them with a waist size a few inches bigger than absolutely necessary (at least, so far ;-)) and aside from a slight bit of excess baggyness, it hardly matters, plus: they're SO DAMN COMFORTABLE! Did I say that already? My ONLY complaint is the lack of color choices... in my size, it's just denim, duck brown, and grey. Don't get me wrong: I'm *grateful* to have the grey (they're my favorites actually) and some brands don't even have three colors in my size, but I'd buy MORE of these if they came in more colors. They don't come in that blue/white stripey pattern at all (I forget what that's called... something to do with railroads maybe?), and black is not an option in my size. :-( IMO, there should be a rustic, desaturated orange, a darker brown, and two or three greens (say: olive, sage, and forest). If there were, I'd have one of each. At least. Of course, economies of scale and all that, blah, blah, blah... So: just a few colors to choose from (at most). Other than that, Liberty men's bib overalls are highly recommended by me, a noted curmudgeon. -Scott :-)

Love these they fit perfectly and priced better than anyone. It’s my second pair I have ordered off of here just different color. They are strong durable and can withstand hard construction work along with heavy mechanics. I have one pair just for work as they hold up as well as any other brand but come already comfortable not stiff

I wear 36/34 jeans ordered these duck bibs in 38/32 and the fit is good with room for sweatshirt. For the price they’re a good buy hopefully the price on the black ones comes down .

Made well for the price. If you have an athletic build or have any meat on your bones you'll want to size up. Your normal pants size will leave you no room in the thighs and rear

Rugged and fit good, I am happy, BTW, these are the overalls the gang on Hee Haw wear 😃

After reading several reviews, I based the size selection off of other peoples experience. I don’t suggest choosing your size based on your waist size, but on your belly if you have one. I’ve put on a little weight, so I ordered up a size bigger than I normally wear, so I ordered a 38x30. Well it looked good and just fit, but the problem is, is that the seam doesn’t go around the waist, it goes around the belly. So when you bend over or squat, the material pulls on your gut. So the size 38 was unable to flex and I couldn’t bend or squat very far, which obviously limits your motion. I had to unbutton both side buttons on each side to give me full range of motion. So I ordered two sizes up from that, which is 3 sizes up total from my normal size. The size 42 fits with some extra room at the midd section, but gives me the room I need when I bend or squat. I think I could’ve gone a size down on the length to a 28 since the legs run a little long, but didn’t want to risk there not being enough room in the groin area. So essentially, if you’ve got any sort of a belly, order up. If you have to undo a button on each side, order a size up. If you undo two buttons, order two sizes up. I will say I’m satisfied with the product. Good material and hardware, pockets are nice and make sense. The pencil pockets on the bib pocket are kind of small, but you can fit a carpenter’s pencil or a sharpie in them by simply putting them in and letting the openings stretch, or you could probably use a knife or something to widen the opening as the actual pockets are wider than the openings themselves. I kinda think the opening in the top middle that’s angled may be for hanging your safety glasses. I would recommend these overalls. The material is a little rough, being canvas, but these are for working in, so it makes sense.

Not bad, but not high quality. Liberty used to be a name in toughness and durability....these are toughish, but not durable. There is a rip where the buttons are on the side from normal bending use. I can still wear them, but i expected a lot more quality from Liberty. Liberty used to be one of the top 3 names in overalls. The old men where i grew up trusted these overalls for years of wear around the farm.....USED to. These seem to be pretty durable at the knees and seat, but mine ripped on the side. It is a comment on the state of the world today. I'm sure these are now produced for fashion, not function.

Good buy ... a little bigger in size but not enough to go smaller over good item. This is the 3rd pair I have purchased the others wore out after daily use. I will buy again when needed