Description:
An overall, also known as Coveralls, is a one-piece protective garment designed to cover the entire body, including the torso, arms, and legs. It is made from strong and durable materials such as cotton, polyester, or special protective fabrics that can resist dirt, grease, chemicals, or heat. Overalls are commonly used in workplaces like construction sites, farms, garages, and factories to protect workers’ clothing and skin. They often have features such as front zippers or buttons, multiple pockets for tools, and elastic or adjustable cuffs for a better fit.

Operation:
The operation of an overall is to provide full-body protection and convenience during work. When worn, it acts as a protective barrier between the worker and the working environment, preventing dust, oil, chemicals, and other harmful substances from reaching the body or inner clothing. The one-piece design ensures complete coverage with minimal gaps, improving safety. The fastening system keeps the overall securely in place, while the fabric allows movement and comfort during tasks. This helps workers stay clean, safe, and efficient while performing their duties.