These overalls are what British riot Police wear on the front line. A serious garment for a serious job, these have all the features an officer needs and none of the ones they don’t.
Suiting up in a jiffy is easy with a front zipper from crotch to neck and a hook & loop storm flap. The outer layer is made from a petrol resistant rip-top fabric. Our latest batch is somewhat different from the older stocks - some models have one chest pocket and larger neck closure. Some models have an Moisture Vapour Permeable (MVP, like Gore-Tex) barrier though some do not and will be chosen at random. All models are tough as nails though!
Put to the test against the publics worst, these are the perfect pair of overalls to tackle the riot in your garage!
Features:
- Genuine British police surplus
- Rip-stop outer layer
- Hook & loop chest pocket (at least 1)
- Hook & loop shoulder epaulettes
- Crotch height zipper with hook & loop storm flap
- Lightly elasticated & button secured cuffs
Sizing: Overalls are measured by your chest circumference and your height. To find your size, measure the circumference of your chest, just under the armpits. Then, find your height bracket below. For more information on overall sizes, check out our .
Height (of user, not garment):
XShort - 160cm
Short - 170cm
Regular - 182cm
Long - 188cm
XLong - 200cm
XXLong - 206cm
Weight: Approx 2kg
Content: Outer - Nomex Delta TA petroguard rip-stop
Colour: Black to dark navy blue
Condition: Used/Very Good - Item has clearly had some use. There may be marks and signs of wear, but still lot's of life left. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our
*Note* In our latest batch a different model came mixed in, with one chest pocket, no leg pockets, no reinforcing to the knees and elbows and no apparent MVP barrier. Some of these overalls have a reflective ''Police'' patch on the back, see the last picture. All variations will be chosen at random.
As used surplus items we cannot guarantee the effectiveness of the resistant fabric properties.
