overalls

Joined
8 Sep 2006
Messages
178
Reaction score
3
Country
United Kingdom
hi, Was just wondering how many people, DIY's or Trade still wear overalls, e.g Boilersuit, bib &brace....... just you dont see many people in them like you did years ago, so just wondered who still wears them. Thanks.
 
Sponsored Links
I wear the white bib and brace overalls,,, have done for years. I always have two pairs on the go. I get one pair washed when the wife moans about how dirty they are,, :rolleyes: then use the other pair the same. They're probably washed once a year,,,,, each!!! :rolleyes: :LOL:

Roughcaster.
 
Dickies overalls - I'm an office monkey now, but when out on sites I couldn't fault them, probably washed as often as roughcasters, it's not worth the aggro strolling onto a site in your nice clean overalls. :LOL:
 
I've got a red boiler suit that i wear when i help my dad or my granda.Also i have my own high-viz jacket aswell.

youngroughcaster ;) ;)
 
Sponsored Links
I think its good to promote the image of a firm - in any way.
Which looks better - corporate rig with safety boots, or a track suit bottom clad oik with trainers?
John :)
 
not overalls.. but where i used to work we got 3 pairs of trousers that they washed for us in rotation.. ( 1 on, 1 in the dirty bin, 1 out being washed )
they also provided us with 3 new logo embroidered polo shirts every year ( which usually lasted about 3 years before becoming ripped and unwearable, so you had 9 on the go.. )
and 2 jumpers..

the company before that gave us boiler suits and did the same cleaning thing..

if you don't like boiler suits then trousers and a decent logo'd polo shirt is a clean look....
 
hi, Was just wondering how many people, DIY's or Trade still wear overalls, e.g Boilersuit, bib &brace.
Well I can answer the first option...

I've got a couple of pairs of Dickies trousers - the built in kneepads are jolly useful, and they're more practical than jeans.

Years ago, when I used to do my own car maintenance I wore an RAF surplus flying suit, and would always recommend some kind of one-piece outfit for that sort of work, so you can lie down etc without anything coming untucked.
 

DIYnot Local

Staff member

If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.

Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.


Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local

 
Back
Top