Adult Waterproof Dungarees (Bib and Brace) Pink

The Dry Kids Waterproof Dungarees for adults are a bib and brace built for people who work and spend time outdoors in wet conditions. The bib covers the chest and the braces hold everything in place, which gives more cover and better support than waterproof trousers on their own. They go over your normal clothes, so a shirt, jumper or work gear underneath is all you need.

Waterproof protection
The fabric is PU coated and tested to 7000mm of hydrostatic head, a measure of how much water pressure a material can hold back before moisture starts to pass through. A rating at that level is meant for heavy, sustained rain rather than the odd shower. The seams are heat sealed, which closes off the stitch holes that usually let water through first.

Made from recycled plastics
The base fabric is produced from recycled plastics, so the dungarees give proper wet weather protection while making use of material that would otherwise be waste.

Straps that adjust and release
The shoulder straps are adjustable and elasticated, with a snap release so you can get them on and off quickly. The elastic means they move with you when you bend, kneel or reach up rather than pulling tight across the back.

Ankle zips for easy dressing
A 40cm waterproof zip runs up each ankle. That is the detail that makes the difference in practice, because you can pull the dungarees on and off over boots without taking your footwear off first, whether you are at the edge of a field or the back of a van.

Zipped bib pocket
A zipped pocket on the front of the bib keeps a mobile phone to hand and out of the wet, which is useful when you are working alone or waiting on a call.

Suited to real outdoor work
Bib and brace dungarees have long been the choice for farming, fishing, construction and gardening, where dirt and water are part of the job and freedom of movement still matters.

Looking after them
To keep the waterproofing working, wash at a low temperature, avoid fabric softener and let them air dry rather than putting them through a tumble dryer. Heat and softeners both break down waterproof coatings over time.

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