The best-selling coverall in the catalogue, and the one with the widest size range: from 48 to 72 and in 10 colours. It is the Italian-style model, recognisable by its asymmetric central closure with two-way zip: because it runs diagonally, the chest is left clear and it can be opened from the bottom for ventilation without undoing the whole garment. Twill in 65% polyester and 35% cotton, 200 g/m².
✅ Features
Asymmetric closure with two-way zip: opens from the top and from the bottom. Very practical for going to the toilet and for ventilation.
Raglan sleeves: no shoulder seam, giving more freedom of movement when raising your arms above your head.
Elasticated waistband and ribbed cuffs that keep dust out.
Double safety stitching throughout the garment.
Five pockets: one zipped chest patch pocket, two lower patch pockets, one back patch pocket and one tool pocket on the right leg.
Ten colours and sizes from 48 to 72, one of the widest ranges on the market.
👷 Suitable for
Mechanical workshops, bodywork and paint shops.
Industry, factories and production plants.
Industrial maintenance and assembly.
Agriculture, livestock farming and gardening.
Painting and renovation work, where the coverall protects all your everyday clothing.
📋 Technical data
Velilla reference: 214
Fabric: twill, 65% polyester and 35% cotton, 200 g/m²
Closure: asymmetric central closure with two-way zip
Colours: black, navy blue, green, hunter green, beige, white, grey, royal blue, red and orange
100% cotton version: reference 208
🧺 Care
Machine wash at 40° or 60°. The 65/35 twill withstands industrial laundering without any problem.
Iron at medium temperature; with 65% polyester it needs very little.
Air dry or tumble dry at medium temperature.
No bleach on coloured garments.
💡 Tip: For a coverall, the size is chosen by chest measurement, not by trouser waist. It is the most common mistake when ordering coveralls: someone who wears size 50 trousers but has broad shoulders needs a size 54 or 56 coverall, because if the chest is tight, the garment pulls when you crouch and splits at the armhole. And if the coverall is going to be worn over warm clothing in winter, add one more size.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called the Italian model?
Because of the diagonal asymmetric central closure with two-way zip, which leaves the chest clear and allows it to be opened from the top and from the bottom.
How do I choose the size of a coverall?
By chest measurement, not by trouser waist. It is the most common mistake when ordering coveralls.
What size should I order if I wear it over warm clothing?
One size up from the one that corresponds to your chest measurement.
What is the two-way zip for?
To open the garment from the bottom without undoing it completely: for ventilation and toilet breaks.
What is the advantage of raglan sleeves?
There is no shoulder seam, so they give more freedom of arm movement when raising your arms.
Does it withstand industrial laundering?
Yes, the 65/35 twill tolerates it at 60 degrees.
Is there a cotton version?
Yes, the 208 coverall, in 100% cotton twill, 180 g/m2.
