Women's Overalls, Custom & Handmade
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How do you pick women's overalls that actually fit?
Fit lives in three numbers, not a dress-size label: hip, rise (bib-bottom to crotch), and inseam. Indie makers cut to their own charts, so check the listing's measurement table and, if it's offered, ask for a custom inseam so the hems don't pool at your ankles. Decide the leg first. Straight and wide-leg denim dungarees read relaxed and modern; tapered or skinny bibs layer cleanly over boots; cropped and short overalls (shortalls) suit summer. Fabric sets the mood: 10-14oz denim is the durable everyday workhorse, washed corduroy adds warmth for fall, and linen or cotton-twill keeps things light. Look for adjustable shoulder buttons or sliders, a real bib pocket, and side-button openings you can actually move in. Personalization usually means an embroidered name or monogram on the bib, a chosen wash, or made-to-measure tailoring. Expect roughly $45-$90 for stock denim bibs, $70-$140 for handmade or organic-cotton dungarees, and $120 and up for made-to-measure. Many makers ship in-stock pairs in 3-7 business days; custom sizing runs 2-4 weeks.
Use the left-side filters for size, fabric, leg style, and personalization, and the related searches below to compare denim dungarees, corduroy bibs, and jumpsuits.