Coveralls & Work Wear

You are in the right place! Finding high-quality painting overalls is essential for any serious decorator or DIY enthusiast, and this collection offers the protection and features you need.

When buying painting overalls, you should look for a pair that offers more than just basic coverage. The best overalls are designed specifically for the demands of the job. Here's what to consider:

• Durable Material: Look for materials that can withstand snags and scrapes while remaining breathable enough for comfortable, all-day wear.
• Protection Level: Are you doing a quick emulsion job or a full spray-painting project? For spraying solvent-based or 2K paints, you will need a suit designed to protect you from chemical overspray. For general decorating, a standard reusable or disposable overall is perfect.
• Practical Features: An integral hood provides excellent protection from overhead drips and overspray. Elasticated cuffs and ankles stop paint from running into your sleeves or boots. Pockets are also a huge advantage for keeping small tools close at hand.

Our curated collection of coveralls has been selected to meet these professional standards, ensuring you can find the perfect workwear for your specific project right here.

While it's not a legal requirement for most DIY jobs, it is highly recommended and considered standard practice for both professionals and anyone wanting the best result. Wearing overalls is about much more than just keeping paint off your clothes.

Here are the key reasons why you should always wear them:

• Complete Contamination Protection: Overalls prevent dust, loose hairs, and fibres from your regular clothes from contaminating your fresh paintwork, which is crucial for achieving a flawless, professional finish.
• Safety: They provide a protective barrier for your skin against paint and, more importantly, against the solvents and chemicals used for cleaning and preparation. This is a critical safety measure when working with 2K or solvent-based products.
• Convenience and Professionalism: Having dedicated workwear means you can get straight to work without worrying about ruining your clothes. It puts you in a professional mindset and keeps you clean and comfortable throughout the job.
• Protection for Your Clothes: This is the most obvious benefit. A good pair of overalls will save your clothes from being permanently ruined by paint spots and spills, saving you money in the long run.

Choosing the right size coverall is essential for both comfort and safety. A suit that is too tight will restrict your movement and can rip easily, while one that is too loose can be a snagging hazard.

Unlike your regular clothes, coveralls are designed to be worn over your everyday clothing. Because of this, you should always allow for extra room.

Follow this simple guide to find your correct size:

1. Use Your Chest Measurement: Sizing for coveralls is primarily based on your chest measurement. Measure the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape measure level under your arms.
   
2. Consider Sizing Up: Once you have your chest measurement, the golden rule is to choose one size larger than your normal T-shirt or jacket size. For example, if you normally wear a "Large" T-shirt, you will likely need an "XL" coverall.
   
3. Check the Height/Fit: Most sizing charts will also reference height. If you are tall or on the larger end of a size, going up a size is always the safest bet. Freedom of movement is key when you are stretching, bending, and reaching.
   
4. The Test: When you try them on over your clothes, you should be able to squat down and extend your arms fully without the material pulling tight across your back or shoulders.

Remember, a little extra room is good; a tight fit is bad.