Thin coveralls with a hoodie?

[noid]

Bit of a unique request, but looking for recommendations for coveralls that have a built in hood.

In particular I don't need anything warm or thick; I use the overalls to work under cars and without a hood dirt/oil just ends up in my hair. The stop gap has been to wear a hoodie underneath or to wear a hat, but it sure would be nice if it were all one unit.

 

[M6erfan]

Bit of a unique request, but looking for recommendations for coveralls that have a built in hood.

In particular I don't need anything warm or thick; I use the overalls to work under cars and without a hood dirt/oil just ends up in my hair. The stop gap has been to wear a hoodie underneath or to wear a hat, but it sure would be nice if it were all one unit.

Not a hoodie, but I wear a welders beanie for those situations, and when wire wheeling/grinding. They're relatively thin and low profile.

 

[ItsNemo]

I've always thought a bump cap would be nice for under vehicles but I've never really found where to buy them or what's good.

 

[CS454]

Welders beanie is the way to go, honestly.

 

[PCustoms]

Try searching for painters coveralls?

I looked quick, most seem to be tyvek type. This is my favorite

 

[neitzel]

Search them up at Grainger. Looks like $70 will get you a 6 pack.

They definitely aren't heavy duty though, so depending on how often you are under a car, that option may get expensive.

Tyvek coveralls

 

[Captain Spaulding]

Look for Yukirtiq on Amazon.

Never used that one, but I found it searching for boiler suit. That’s what we called them at work. I had to dress fairly nice on some site visits, but inevitably somebody wanted me to look at something in a greasy or dusty space. I’d pull a similar suit on and kept my clothes and hair presentable for the next meeting.

 

[Nthill93]

Tyvek isn’t comfortable at all. Especially the hoodie area. Plus they’re expensive and don’t last all that long. They rip easily. I’ve spent plenty of months in Tyvek suits.

 

[jbfsr]

Do a search for "bunny suit medical disposable"

 

[Bockscar]

Just shave your head....no hair to worry about then

 

[ive]

Something to think about is the safety officers concern at the lack of you peripheral vision while wearing a hoodie.

I know a guy who was cited for this.

 

[DHCrocks]

how about something like this, disposable when gets too dirty. these are pretty strong and hold up well, not too easy to tear.

Amazon.com

 

[PCustoms]

how about something like this, disposable when gets too dirty. these are pretty strong and hold up well, not too easy to tear.

Amazon.com

Sweet 'stache

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

I hate hoodies. Dirt and rust get trapped in the hood and when I stand up work it's way down to the crack of my ****. Then people tend to stare and make comments when I try to dislodge the offending particles.
A welding cap is best.

 

[dnschmidt]

I use a painters suit. Colad makes the best.

 

[Garcky]

When I was working as a lube and tire guy, I got tired of bumping my head on things while working under cars on the lift. I bought a couple of official issue US Navy blue watch caps. Those wool knit caps stayed put on my head and cushioned it from bumps.