Carhartt Men's Washed Duck Flannel Lined Dungaree - Brown

Pants

Straight fit: Closer-to-the-body fit through the seat and thigh, enough room to move

Relaxed fit: Comfortable fit through the seat and thigh with more room to move

Loose fit: Generous fit through the seat and thigh with the most room to move

Size Chart

Inseam lengths

Note: If your inseam length falls between sizes, buy the longer size.

How to measure

Note: For best results measure over your undergarments. Use a cloth measuring tape.

Natural waist:

Bend side to side and find the natural bend in your body; this is your natural waist.

Note: It may not be the smallest point.

Hip/seat:

Measure the fullest point between your natural waist and crotch.

Inseam:

Measure from your crotch down to the desired length on body. You may also measure pants that you currently own and like. Lay the garment flat and smooth out. Measure on the front from the crotch point along the seam to the hem for the inseam length.

Shorts

Relaxed fit: Relaxed seat and thigh

Loose fit: Full seat and thigh

Size Chart

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.

Short inseam

How to measure

Use the illustration above to compare the lengths of our men’s overalls.

• This measurement is specific to these bib overalls only
• If you fall between sizes, size up
• Size to the largest part of your waist

Size Chart

Note: Waist measurement is applied at the largest point.

How to measure

Note: For best results measure over your undergarments. Use a cloth measuring tape.

Chest:

Measure just under your arms and across your shoulder blades, holding the tape firm and level. If your chest falls between sizes, order the next size up.

Waist:

Bend side to side and find the natural bend in your body; this is your natural waist.

Note: It may not be the smallest point.

Inseam:

Measure from your crotch down to the desired length on body. You can also measure pants that you currently own and like. Lay the garment flat, and measure on the front from the crotch point along the seam to the hem for the inseam length.

Bib Overalls

• If you fall between sizes, size up
• Size to the largest part of your waist

Size Chart

Note: If your measurement falls between sizes, buy the larger size.

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate

Use the illustration below to compare the lengths of our men’s bib overalls

How to measure

Note: For best results measure over your undergarments. Use a cloth measuring tape.

Waist:

Bend side to side and find the natural bend in your body; this is your natural waist. 

Note: It may not be the smallest point.

Inseam:

Measure from your crotch down to the desired length on body. You can also measure pants that you currently own and like. Lay the garment flat, and measure on the front from the crotch point along the seam to the hem for the inseam length.