Dickies Overalls Jeans
Hickory Stripe Railroad Engineer Carpenter Bib 36x30 Nwot
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Dickies Men's Hickory Stripe Railroad Engineer Carpenter Bib Overalls 36x30 NWOT
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Today I am offering this super cool pair of overalls from Dickies.
They are made of 100% cotton denim in blue and white railroad conductor style stripes.
They have all the typical features of carpenter bib overalls including the leg pocket, hammer loop, bib pockets, rear pockets, side hip buttons, zipper fly, and sliding adjustable straps.
The hardware is all copper metal and embossed with the Dickies brand logo. The red Dickies brand label is on the front and back.
They are labeled a size 36x30 but are a relaxed fit. They measure laying flat, 20" across at waist level, 22" across at hip level, and the inseam is 30".
The condition is excellent, new without tags.
Please click on each picture to see the entire image and zoom in for close-ups. The photos are an integral part of the description.
🚂🌀🚂🌀🚂🌀🚂🌀🚂🌀🚂🌀🚂
Today I am offering this super cool pair of overalls from Dickies.
They are made of 100% cotton denim in blue and white railroad conductor style stripes.
They have all the typical features of carpenter bib overalls including the leg pocket, hammer loop, bib pockets, rear pockets, side hip buttons, zipper fly, and sliding adjustable straps.
The hardware is all copper metal and embossed with the Dickies brand logo. The red Dickies brand label is on the front and back.
They are labeled a size 36x30 but are a relaxed fit. They measure laying flat, 20" across at waist level, 22" across at hip level, and the inseam is 30".
The condition is excellent, new without tags.
Please click on each picture to see the entire image and zoom in for close-ups. The photos are an integral part of the description.
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