Best bibs for electricians durability and fit concerns

[circuittruthcrew163]

I've been focused on residential service work lately and finally decided to start wearing bibs on the job. I really appreciate the chest pockets for keeping my tester and tools within reach, but I'm having a tough time finding a brand that stands the test of time.

I've tried Berne, but they gave out at the knees. Carhartts shrank after a few washes, and a cheaper pair from Tractor Supply started coming apart within days. Since I spend a lot of time in crawl spaces and attics, both durability and fit are super important.

Does anyone have a reliable brand that can handle the rigors of real-world electrical work without falling apart?

 

[Hackson T]

I feel you on this and durability and fit are very paramount fir heavy duty electrical work key, talk around the space says Duluth Trading Co's fire hose fabric bibs are tough as nails, stretch well, and the pockets are super functional, now Walls, is a good option I can personally recommend for you they're known for workwear that lasts, with reinforced knees and good overall build quality and not even as pricey as Duluth but still dependable

 

[Thy_good]

Been there, bib durability makes a huge difference. I've had the best luck with Walls so far, still going strong after a year of attic and crawl space abuse.

 

[Boom Boom]

It feels like most workwear brands are milking loyal customers, charging top dollar for gear that barely lasts a few months. Are we just stuck accepting overpriced, low-quality clothes as the norm now?