Kids' Overalls in Corduroy, Linen & Cotton
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What makes a kids' pair of overalls worth buying?
Handmade kids' overalls (many makers call them dungarees) really come down to fabric weight and a few construction details. Corduroy and brushed cotton handle fall and winter; lightweight linen and cotton gauze breathe through spring and summer; jersey or French terry gives crawlers and new walkers the most stretch. The straps are where these last: button-adjustable straps let you raise the rise as a child grows, often turning one size into two seasons. On babies and toddlers still in diapers, look for snap or zipper crotch gussets so you can change a diaper without unbuttoning the whole bib. Roomy knees and a wide chest bib help active toddlers move. Sizes usually run 0-6 months up to 5-6 years, and many makers will fit to a height measurement if you message one. Expect $28-$50 for cotton or linen pairs and $40-$90 for corduroy or embroidered ones.
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