Royal Air Force RAF Grey/Blue Working Overalls – Coveralls / Boiler Suit

Royal Air Force RAF Grey/Blue Working Overalls – Coveralls / Boiler Suit

160/84
£12.99
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Royal Air Force RAF Grey/Blue Working Overalls – Coveralls / Boiler Suit

Royal Air Force RAF Grey/Blue Working Overalls – Coveralls / Boiler Suit

£12.99
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Royal Air Force grey/blue working overalls, designed as practical protective clothing for engineering, maintenance and general working duties.

These full-length RAF coveralls are a hard-wearing one-piece garment with a roomy working fit, making them suitable for mechanics, workshop use, restoration work, collectors, airsoft, costume or general utility wear.

Comparable RAF issue examples feature a full-length front fastening, shoulder epaulettes, adjustable cuffs and practical storage pockets.

Features

  • Royal Air Force grey/blue colour
  • Royal Air Force patch on right chest
  • One-piece coverall / boiler suit design
  • Full-length front fastening
  • Shoulder epaulettes
  • Adjustable cuffs
  • Practical working pockets
  • Hard-wearing military construction
  • Generous fit for movement and layering
  • Available in a range of military sizes and conditions

Individual overalls may vary slightly in shade, manufacturer, pocket arrangement, badges, labels and production details.

Condition

New / Unissued – Unused surplus with no meaningful evidence of previous wear. Minor storage marks or creasing may still be present.

Like New – Excellent overall condition with minimal evidence of previous use.

Grade 1 – Good used, fully serviceable military surplus. May show light fading, minor marks, previous laundering, ownership/service markings or general cosmetic wear.

Grade 2 – Heavily used but still serviceable. May show more noticeable fading, staining, cosmetic wear, minor repairs or wear to fastenings.

Unserviceable – Major tears, substantial staining, broken fastenings or other significant damage making the garment unsuitable for normal use.

Sizing

RAF overalls commonly use height / chest sizing.

For example:

180/100

  • 180 = intended wearer height in centimetres
  • 100 = intended chest measurement in centimetres

Current surplus examples are commonly found in sizes from around 160/84 through to 190/116.

Because these are working overalls, they are cut with additional room for movement and clothing underneath.

Need help choosing your size? View The Old Kitbag Military Size Guide.

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