British Coverall, Dark Blue, Surplus

After a brief investigation, we have decided that these coveralls have come from the stores of the British Navy. So if you feel the need for spe… I mean, being blue, seek no further. This garment can also be used for protection, if you suffer from the unfortunate throes of occasional manual labor.

In addition to standard pant pockets and openings for underhanded grabbing, these coveralls have two same-sized chest pockets and one large thigh pocket and a smaller one. The main entrance to the coverall has a hook and loop fastening, as do the chest and thigh pockets. Cuffs are also adjustable, and the short collar can be turned up for additional coolness. These coveralls have no lining.

SIZE INFO

Sizes are presented in the user’s height and chest circumference in centimeters, e.g. 180/100. Use our converter if you have trouble with the almighty metric system. These coveralls have some extra room for additional clothing layers. As per tests, a 178 cm tall copywriter (wearing jeans and a t-shirt) with a 118 cm chest could don a 180/100 coverall, albeit quite snugly.

MATERIALS

70 % cotton, 30% polyester. These coveralls are officially named Coverall, Men’s - General Service, Blue, FR. The latter letter combo should mean “flame retardant”, but at this point of the garment's life cycle, you’d better not take it at face value.

BRITISH SURPLUS

The coveralls are used but in good condition, with a possibility of a few stitches here and there. Some have name tags and/or branch insignia. The coveralls have been manufactured in at least China and Cambodia.