British Army Coveralls - Navy Blue

British Army Navy Coveralls

These are British Army coveralls in navy blue: a one-piece suit that covers you from collar to ankle, so your clothes stay clean underneath while you work. They suit vehicle and workshop jobs, painting, yard work and anything else that throws grease, dust or dirt at you. Collectors and reenactors also get a genuine piece of British military kit instead of a civilian copy.

Features

• Genuine British Army Issue — These coveralls were made for the British Army, not produced for the civilian market.
• Cotton And Polyester Blend — Cotton keeps the fabric comfortable against the skin, while polyester adds strength and helps the suit hold its shape through repeated washing.
• One-Piece Construction — The jacket and trousers are joined as a single garment, so there is no gap at the waist for dirt to get in when you bend or kneel.
• Concealed Front Closure — A covered placket, a strip of fabric folded over the fastening, runs down the front so the closure cannot snag on tools or machinery.
• Stand-Up Collar — A short upright collar sits close around the neck and has no loose points to flap or catch.
• Two Flapped Chest Pockets — Twin chest pockets with covering flaps hold small items like pens, notebooks or a phone and keep them from falling out when you lean over.
• Thigh Pocket With Flap — A flapped pocket on the outside of the leg keeps a tool or small item within reach.
• Full-Length Sleeves And Legs — Long sleeves and straight legs cover the arms and legs completely for messy or abrasive work.
• Navy Blue Color — The dark navy shade hides oil and grime better than lighter work colors.

Original Issue Design

The coveralls follow a plain, practical military pattern: a covered front, a short collar and flapped pockets placed where you can reach them while working. The cotton and polyester fabric is a common choice for service workwear because it handles hard use and frequent laundering. They are cut as a full-body work suit and go on over regular clothing.