Hygea Natural Lightweight Disposable Coveralls with Hood - Waterproof Protective Suit for Painting, Cleaning, Construction & Insulation - 1 Pack (3XL)

IT DOES THE JOB!!!

Got the job done it was a little big.

These coveralls are clearly designed to be disposable. There are weak points, sometimes actually slight stitching gaps, at expected stress points (crotch and underarms). If you normally wear 3XL shirts, you may want to order the 4XL size. My husband--who typically wears size 3XL T-shirts--never got one of these on all the way over both shoulders before he'd popped the center-back, shoulder, or crotch seam a bit, and even then, he couldn't zip it up higher than his low-sternum. It kept the worst of the debris off his clothes, but it certainly wasn't the cover-all garment I'd envisioned. If he'd been painting or spraying, there would have been exposed areas of his shirt and pants. The material does insulate somewhat, but it breathes much better than some plastic-based garments. If the goal was to keep off something like bedbugs or any aerosol, I'd order a larger size; check for and repair gaps; then reinforce the seams, especially at stress points before wear. Actually, in those cases, I'd look for a coverall with thicker gauge material that wouldn't tear so readily at the seams. The product label says one may gently launder these for reuse. While the tissue-like polypropylene might hold up to light rinsing and hanging to dry, I don't imagine it or the seams would survive much agitation in washing or rinsing, so expect these to shred within one or two uses (or less in our case). If you don't expect HazMat quality, order your size and quantity needed for your job with these considerations in mind.

Landscaping must have.

great

Worked great for me - i'm a big guy and they fit - they did rip when I moved around a lot, but I expected that. Plenty of length in arm and leg.

I felt the quality was a little under what I was hoping for. Definitely a one time per use sort of coverall. I will have to look into something a bit more durable unfortunately.

First off this is a disposable item therefore it is fairly thin in its overall construction. It zips up in the front, has elastic cuffs both for the arms and ankles. I am 5’9” tall and weigh about 155-160 pounds and the medium fits me very well. That is with pajama pants and a sweatshirt underneath. I plan on using this in the Spring to do some work in the crawl space of my house. I think it will work very well at least for 1 trip under there. It will probably show a lot of wear from crawling on my knees but otherwise should hold up well. Depending on your intended use you could get multiple applications from the suit. Would be great for spray painting, attic work or in my case underneath your house where there are many spiders etc. I am pleased with this item and would definitely recommend it even knowing you might get a single use from it but it is sold as being disposable so keep that in mind.