Dickies Women's Short Sleeve Flex Coverall

This a cute, stylish and functional coverall. I really do use it to work on my cars but my son complemented on the cuteness of the outfit. The fit is perfect, I am an athletic build 5'4", 150 lb and I got a large. The fit is true to size, it fits a bit big on me but I need that looseness to get under the car and move around to work on the engines. If you are using it as a stylish outfit you can just use your standard size.

Dickies has long been synonymous with durability and functionality, but with their Women's Short Sleeve Flex Coverall, they've elevated practical workwear into a statement of empowerment and style. The first thing you'll notice is the incredible fit; designed with a woman's body in mind, these coveralls provide the perfect balance between comfort and a flattering silhouette.The flex fabric is a game changer. It stretches just the right amount, allowing for unrestricted movement whether you're climbing ladders, bending over, or reaching for tools. Yet, despite this flexibility, the fabric maintains its shape and integrity even after numerous washes — no sagging or stretching out of shape.The short sleeves are ideal for warmer conditions or intense work environments, keeping you cool without sacrificing protection. Plus, the numerous pockets are thoughtfully placed, offering practical storage for tools, phones, and other essentials. This is a design that understands the need for utility just as much as aesthetics.From a dusty worksite to a casual weekend project, these coveralls transition effortlessly. They're not just made to be worn; they're crafted to be lived in. Whether you're a professional tradesperson or a DIY enthusiast, the Dickies Women's Short Sleeve Flex Coverall stands up to the challenge, making it clear that this isn't just any piece of clothing—it's a tool for those who mean business.In summary, if you're in the market for workwear that supports your day without skimping on style and comfort, the Dickies Women's Short Sleeve Flex Coverall is a stellar choice. Practical, stylish, and tough — a true testament to Dickies' commitment to quality workwear for women.

Im 5’5 with an hourglass shape. With my torso and leg proportions I’ve always had a hard time with rompers and this sort of thing that’s one item. It’s tight on my shoulders and not long enough, but the legs are too long. . It was tight on my bigger behind, and as excited as I was to have this for painting projects and such- I know the seam on the butt is going to rip when I bend . I have to return. It looks cute on others though, but the extra material on the back above the waist is a bit excessive .

I love the fit of these coveralls and get so many compliments. I've bought them in three colors, so far!

For reference, my measurements are 36-30-38, 36B, 30" inseam, I am 5"4", 140lbs; I have flared ribs and violin hips, most of my weight is in my thighs. Bought a size small.First off, I have been HIGHLY skeptical of jumpsuits in general for multiple reasons (risks of diaper butt, camel toe, and general management in having to pee). This jumpsuit fits like a dream. Since I don't have a lot of definition in my waist (flared ribs/high hip bones) the elastic works some magic to make it look like I do! The inseam is kind of long, but I just cuff the bottoms and it looks real cute. Normally I wear a medium but I sized down for this based on other reviews so it wouldn't be overly baggy. There's enough room to move around and the fabric is very nice (doesn't get clingy or collect cat hair!). No stretch to the fabric itself, but still easy to get in and out of because the zipper comes down far enough (ie. no panic when I have to pee).I feel that if I had broad shoulders, I may have had some trouble getting the sleeves off. The interior does stick kind of a lot to other fabrics, so I wasn't able to layer a long sleeve cotton shirt under it without having to readjust it multiple times, but I live in Southern CA so it's not really an issue for me.ALSO. REAL. POCKETS!!!!!!! A miracle. Bought in black on Amazon and air force blue from the Dickies website and wear them regularly. No differencs in quality or sizing between the two. Considering getting in white also so I can dye it pink. I look like a hot mechanic.

I’ve had this jumpsuit since May 25th which I bought preemptively for a promotion I knew I was going to get soon after purchase. It has been in heavy use(about once a week) since June 10th when I started my training for the job which is a *boy job* aka lots of climbing dirty heavy lifting, well last week I got a small (about quarter size) hole on the inner thigh right on the seam. The hole was caused from climbing down off a tall machine. Nothing sharp caught it or anything. This would make sense if it was ill fitting but I actually have 3 of these jumpsuits. The first one was a Large which was too tight for the job I was starting so I bought 2 more in an Extra Large and they fit perfect for the job. Slightly loose in the arms and legs for climbing but still forming around the waist so I don’t catch on anything. Today(July 25th) since the hole was small I wore it again and after stepping up in another machine it ripped all the way from the Knee to the crotch. I knew it was a risk after the first hole but these are made for work so either way I don’t think 5-6 weeks of wear they should rip especially for the price. I LOVE wearing them to work but for the price I can’t afford to risk them being unusable.I am planning to sew the seam back myself so I can get my moneys worth but felt like sharing since this is the first time I’ve truly felt like my money is at risk.(The job I’ve been doing in them is Plastic Injection Mold Setting if ya know what that is or wanna google it also that’s the only picture I have in the Green set which are the ones that ripped)