Need a new pair and not finding much online. I am looking for something with a different pattern like a Texas brush or something, but all I am finding is the old school brands/patterns. I like the Kuiu type materials and patterns, but I can't find anything like that in coveralls...

I also did a Texags search and didn't find anything, so SIAP...

TIA!

So are coveralls not cool anymore? It seems all the new in style brands like Kuiu, Sitka, etc. do not make coveralls... and the ones I have found so far look exactly like they did 20 years ago.

I have a pair of scentlok savanna ones that I've had about 10 years that i love. Looks like their latest ones have a hood incorporated, not sure how i feel about that

I hunt in coveralls in northern MN.
Even the locals prefer bibs and a parka though.
Coveralls are just too hard to get on and off, they bunch up when you sit, they are harder to ventilate to avoid sweating.
They are however warmer than everything else.
Mine are 10X brand.
Next set will be either Cabelas MT050 bibs and parka or first lite sanctuary bibs and parka

No one has gotten a hand job in coveralls since 'Nam

I know we spoke about Kuiu, but check out Cabelas website. They have some pretty good options, clap stlyes, and insulation levels

Neches is spot on. You already own a jacket so get bibs instead. And as stated here forever, pattern doesn't matter really.

And EFE, it's all about BJs these days. Handjobs are so high school.

I still wear my coveralls from when I was offshore when I work around my property. Of course, they are light blue with reflective stripes.

Wearing baby blue coveralls (with the brass buckle) and drinking coffee at the local diary queen while calling the waitress darlin' is the only reason I am looking forward to 50.

I'm sure the girls who are willing to hambone down with their head stuffed inside a portable fart sack are just lovely.

EFE said:

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No one has gotten a hand job in coveralls since 'Nam

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Got the pocket cut out on one side though just in case.

MouthBQ98 said:

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I still wear my coveralls from when I was offshore when I work around my property. Of course, they are light blue with reflective stripes.

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My old gray Halliburton coveralls are the best thing in open tripods in South Texas on a cloudy day.

Ordered me some flame-resistant long sleeve coveralls and they coming in today.

7-ounce, 88% cotton / 12% nylon FR twill

Gonna wash these bad boys once then run 'em through with a shot of fabric softener for maximum comfort.

Carhartt brand so will see how these do. They high but might order another pair to keep in the vehicle for an emergency situation.

Never know when you might be on the road and **** yourself needing a quick change of clothes.