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Rosies - Workwear for Women
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In the spirit of Rosie the Riveter from WWII, more women are saying "yes we can!" to home repair, gardening, auto maintenance, construction, animal care, and DIY projects. Our overalls and coveralls are here to help outfit and protect women as they pursue their passions! Designed by women, for women, our workwear is field tested for hard work (double stitched, heavy cotton fabrics, high quality straps, pockets everywhere) yet includes details (such as softness, color and tailoring) that will make any woman feel great!
4 recommendations and reviews from 3 people
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Referral from
March 25, 2017
Terra S. asked:Where Do I Go To Find Coveralls For Women? FREE - Bellingham, WA (98229) where do I find Coveralls for women? Or who in our area carries the smalls for men? Please advise!!! Thank you!!Katy T. replied:Love these! http://www.rosiesworkwear.com/
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October 14, 2016
Caroline W. asked:HELP! Does anyone know where I can get some unlined pink coveralls? I'm super frustrated, I've searched high and low for them! I recently took a job as an ag teacher and my small engines class does a lot of welding. I'd rather not set my dress pants on fire (they aren't cheap!!) and I really just want don't want to burn my lady parts. I own lined pink coveralls for winter but our shop is 70 degrees and I don't want to wear them and sweat my butt off. Thanks!Amanda M. replied:http://www.rosiesworkwear.com/
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Referral from
July 20, 2016
Heather M. asked:Question: Can any fellow ladies recommend a good site to buy work pants? I've been wearing men's carhartts double fronts for about 9 years (love them) but am looking for a more feminine option (without being too tight on the job). I checked carhartts site but their options seemed extremely limited for a tall girl like myself. Any info would be greatly appreciated!!Stephanie H. replied:I wear carhartt womens FR pants. I am 5'9 and the 34" inseam is perfect. They are also very breathable and light weight for being FR. The only drawback is the high waist. It's good if you bend over alot (no crack for spacklin') but I walk a ton and carry stuff in the pockets so they drag down to a normal hip riding position so the extra ball room is no bueno. You can also try Rosie's workwear. http://www.rosiesworkwear.com/
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Referral from
October 14, 2015
Meloni B. asked:Hello Ladies! I am looking for a company that provides safety gear, work boots, and clothing specifically for women in the trades. Located anywhere worldwide that can ship to the U.S. Please inbox me information. Thank you!Stephanie H. replied:https://www.facebook.com/rosiesworkwear?fref=ts
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