1940s Rare Carhartt Denim Overalls Union Made

Description

Founded in the late-1800s in Detroit, MI: Carhartt is synonymous with Union-made, durable, and comfortable workwear. Known for their triple stitching and utilitarian designs, these denim overalls are the epitome of function. Featuring suspender-style elastic straps, ample pockets, brass hardware, and a roomy fit make these overalls an iconic piece of hardworking history!
These Carhartt denim overalls are in very good vintage condition. They have developed lovely fading/patina that is highly desirable of vintage denim. The suspender elastic maintains some of its original elasticity, and all hardware is original. There are minor stains on the front right pant leg (as pictured). The front pocket snaps are a bit tight, but do come apart and snap together again. There is some green oxidation from the metal snaps that has stained the fabric surrounding it, primarily on the inside of the garment, but very inconspicuous. The overalls are free of any large holes or tears. A few minor pinholes can be found near the seat, as well as minor fraying at the hem. All wear as pictured and not a hindrance to the garment’s utility, especially given the age.
No size; fits like a relaxed unisex medium or fitted large. Please refer to measurements below. We recommend selecting overalls with about 3-4” larger waist than your natural measurements.
Measurements:
Waist- 39”
Inseam- 28” (note: inseam starts lower than a traditional pant, therefore final length of garment depends on how loose/tight straps are adjusted)