Tingley O22001.XL Bib Overalls Xl Chemical Waterproof

Product Description

The TINGLEY O22001.XL is a chemical-resistant, waterproof bib overall constructed from 0.25mm polyurethane-coated nylon at 5.5 oz material weight. Designed for industrial and trade environments where liquid and chemical exposure is a daily hazard, these overalls provide a durable outer barrier against non-hazardous chemical splash and moisture. The taped and top-stitched seams prevent liquid infiltration at the stitch lines, and the open-ankle cut allows easy layering over work boots. Licensed tradespeople, maintenance crews, and industrial workers in wet or chemically active work areas are the primary installers and end users of this garment.

These bib overalls are suited for residential and commercial applications where workers face exposure to water, light chemicals, or mildew-prone environments. Typical use cases include plumbing rough-in and drain work, waterproofing applications, pool service, and general maintenance in wet industrial settings. The XL size fits a 44- to 46-inch waist with a 31-inch inseam. The plain-front fly with button closure keeps the front profile clean and snag-free during work.

Key Features

• 0.25mm polyurethane-on-nylon construction rated for chemical and waterproof protection
• Taped and top-stitched seams block liquid penetration at seam lines
• Mildew-resistant material suitable for prolonged wet-environment use
• Open-ankle design layers over standard work boots without restriction
• Plain-front button fly with clean, snag-resistant front closure
• Lightweight at 5.5 oz material weight for extended wear comfort

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or supply-stock bib overall for trade professionals requiring non-hazardous chemical and waterproof outer protection in XL sizing.

Installation Notes

These overalls are donned and doffed by the end user and do not require installation tools or trade licensing to put into service. Inspect seams and coated surfaces before each use for cracking, delamination, or pinholes that could compromise liquid resistance. Follow the garment manufacturer and jobsite safety coordinator guidance on appropriate PPE layering when working with chemical hazards. Launder or dispose of the garment per applicable safety data sheet recommendations for any chemicals contacted during use.