No, because I always think I should be in Kentucky or Indiana and about 300 pounds more than I am. "Them there straps is real helpful and sophisticated like, and this here pocket is a mighty fine place to store my grizz."

I've worn them a few times helping out on farm labor with one of my uncles. I've worn coveralls working in a sawmill and steel mill.

As a fashion statement, they both leave something to be desired, unless you're Amish or Hutterite I suppose.

That being said, I acknowledge Randy and other's point that they can be worn with elan by certain spectacular young women.

But on anyone else besides said young women, and the folks working, they look buffoonish. Really buffoonish. Either that as cover for some serious body fat issues.

I don't care if they are a bit outdated at this time. These are my favorite things to wear!

The bib pocket serves quite well as sort of a "third hand".

Once upon a time overalls were considered cool. It was a little after the Fred Flintstone era. I probably wouldn't wear these unless I was working on a farm.

That being said, some very daring women can make overalls look really great. I mean really, really great. You're going to have to use your imagination on this one.

To each their own, but I'd look about ridiculous in overalls.

Every time I see this item reviewed, I'm reminded of the sweet young thing I saw many years ago in North Beach who was wearing a loose version with nothing underneath.

She was very decorative indeed.