Ecotrek Overalls Sizing Guide

Over the past month and a half, we raised over $168,000 with the help of 770 backers to fully fund and put our production our Ecotrek Overalls into action.

Whether you're a longtime supporter or this is your first time trying our products out, we want to start with a sincere thank you. 

Your support has made not just our brand possible, but given us the freedom to experiment, discover, and create new products and features that meet the real apparel needs of people. We stoked to have our first product to launch simultaneously men's and women's version, and we won't be slowing down in this regard anytime soon.

Teary eyed stuff aside, let's get down to brass tax. You ordered overalls, now we need your style, size, color, and shipping details to make all your wildest stretchy bib dreams come true.

This is very doable, but we need your help to help us ensure any sizing snafus. Read the following, holler if you have any questions, and before the year's over you will be free to frolic in Ecotrek Overalls that fit great and feel even better.

Below you'll find all the measurements for both the men's and women's version of the overalls.

If you already have a pair of overalls that fit great, you can take some key measurements from it and see how they align with the chart below.

If you already own the Flex Canvas Overalls, the will be the same fit as the men's Ecotrek Overalls.

The overalls are designed to have a modern, tailored fit, when does differ with your more traditional baggy overalls look. Keep this in mind when you are selecting a size, but also that the Ecotrek fabric is both stretchy and breathable.

If you want to measure your pants or overalls for reference, here's a quick guide on how to find these figures:

Please note men's and women's will measure slightly differently due to the gusseted crotch. In this example, the olive example are the women's version and the caramel are men's.

Step One - Measure WB circumference at top of waistband x2

Step Two - Measure hip circumference 3" above inseam x2

Step Three - Measure thigh circumference 1" below inseam x2

Step Four - Measure cuff circumference straight across cuff x2

Step Five (you're almost there) - Measure front rise from inseam to top of WB

Step Six - Measure inseam length from inseam to bottom of cuff

Measurements and estimations are all fine and dandy, but we all know those can fly out the window when you actually put a garment on a real human body.

Everyone has a different build from limb length to hip width, that impact the fit of a whole body garment like overalls. We want to accommodate as many body types as possible, and to do so requires going beyond the standard height and weight metric most use.

We figured the best solution was to throw a party. One where we incentivized folks to try the Ecotrek Overalls prototypes on and let us take a photo to help others gauge their best fit. That's what you'll see in the attached photo pdf, along with a handy chart so you can see how different builds look with the sizing.

For example, please turn your lovely eyes now to the ravishing male model below:

Taking note of his very real, totally-not-fake name of Plank, you can then look at the size chart and quickly see he is a 6 foot, 175 lbs person wearing the men's 32 width 34 length Ecotrek Overalls

If your measurements are similar and you like the way they look here, then hot dog, we're on the trail for finding your best fit.

We tried to get a wide spectrum of model sizes here, but if you still have questions, we get it. Feel free to email us about your situation, and we can make a personal recommendation.

Ideally, we will stick the landing on this and you receive your best fit on the first try. However, rest easy knowing if we do need to swap your overalls out after launch, we will be doing hassle-free exchanges after launch as part of our Fair Deal Guarantee.

Once you have a reasonable estimation about what style, size, and color you'd  like to order, it's time to fill out that survey we just sent to seal the deal.

Surveys will be sent from a Backerkit email. If you don't see yours, then please check your spam folder. 

For apple users, another incredibly common pitfall is having an inactive apple id email associated with your kickstarter account, so the email survey sadly becomes lost in the void.

If neither of these sound releveant, and you still don't have your survey, fear not. Contact us by emailing customerservice@livsndesigns.com and we can resend it to your preferred address.

That being said, we need all survey responses as soon as possible.

That just about zips wthings up when it comes to Ecotrek Kickstarter sizing details, but if you think we missed anything, just drop us a line and we'd be happy to help.