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These are Carhartt's firm-hand duck bib overalls with quilted nylon lining and polyester insulation to the waist, built for cold-weather work. The 12-ounce ring-spun cotton duck is stiff at first and breaks in over time. Double-layer knees with pad openings, Cordura kick panels and ankle-to-thigh zippers set them apart from lighter bibs. They suit tradespeople and outdoor workers who want warmth without a full coverall.
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Owners of Carhartt duck bibs generally praise the toughness and the warmth-to-waist design, and many wear them for years. The main complaints are stiffness when new and a fit that runs roomy.
These insulated bib overalls are made from 12-ounce, firm-hand, 100% ring spun cotton duck canvas. They have quilted nylon lining and polyester insulation down to the waist for midweight warmth. The lining makes them easier to get on and off.
The construction is built for hard use. Main seams are triple-stitched, metal rivets sit at vital stress points, and the front has seam-to-seam chap-style double-front construction. The knees are double-layered, with openings for adding knee pads and for cleaning out debris. The back of each leg has a reinforced Cordura kick panel.
Adjustable elastic suspenders hold the bibs in place, and a zipper fly closes the front. Ankle-to-thigh leg zippers have storm flaps and snap closures. Storage includes a multi-compartment bib pocket with a zip closure, two large front pockets, two reinforced back pockets and a hammer loop on the right leg. A Carhartt label is sewn on the bib pocket.
