Would you wear dungarees?

Why not, don’t think there should be any barriers to what you wear, though I don’t like very short skirts on many women unless they have perfect legs! Or are under 20!

I don't think I would wear dungarees, but wouldn't say never, it depends how they looked and I felt in them, and state of waterworks I suppose! The jumpsuit I ordered from M&S has arrived, and its the nicest thing I have ever seen in there. I absolutely love it but sadly it's not for me. It's way too long in body and leg. They always model their clothes on size 8, 5'11"", models, which I am not. I also struggled to get in and out of it as the buttons were fiddly, and would definitely have been disastrous in an urgent toilet situation. Oh dear another dream bites the dust.

Not for me. I don’t fancy looking like an extra for Mama Mia!

If you like them wear them. The top and shoes sound just right. Don't garden in them - go out in them and have fun. Life is too short, don't worry what people think , anyway they will probably be thinking they wished they had the guts to wear them too

Well if you like them and you look/feel nice in them
BUY THEM...we only live once!!

Go for it.

Go for it.

I'd like to be able to wear them but I have the worst kind of figure for them short, tending to dumpiness and short wasted. They would emphasise every figure fault.

Lived in them when I was younger but not sure if I would wear them now. However if you like them and feel good in them then get them! Whatever makes you feel good and there are no rules now!

I wore a short dress which had a dungaree type bib to it iyswim when I was about twenty. I obviously loved it at the time but I probably didn't look too good in it with my figure. Can't think what came over me - except my excuse is that I was young and daft.
Unless I was taller and slimmer I wouldn't wear anything like it now. If you like it and can carry it off (lavatorial problems notwithstanding) I'd say buy it if you like it. My dear old mum used to say, 'it's worth it if you wear it.'

Definitely not with my size 18 bum!!

I wouldn't wear dungarees now, I did so in the 1970s and felt a perfect frump in them, and they were annoying every time I needed to wee.

But if you like them and they suit you, why not?

I recently saw my GC's Mum in a denim pair. Very nice indeed. As a direct result of this article I'm going to search out what's on the market for myself. Rather fancy the idea as I regularly wear jeans anyway. Thanks OP.

They have to almost taken right off to go to the toilet, so don't risk being in a hurry! A big NO from me. ???

If you feel good in them add them to your wardrobe, if in doubt leave them out.

Personally I would only wear them if I was six years old, and even then...…………………...probably not.

Yes. I've worn dungarees all my life and still do. I currently have two pairs, one soft indigo denim and the other a bold floral on a grey background (linen). I made both pairs myself because I didn't often see dungarees in the shops, and not in my size (16) and I can tweak the fit to suit me. Dungarees are so comfortable to wear and I really don't care if people think I'm too old or not the 'right' shape for them.

If you fancy a pair of dungarees - get them!

Nope definitely not.

In this day and age wear what pleases YOU!

I have a couple of smart black onesies but need to wear the with incontinent pads, because I'm telling you , you need to fight them to the ground to get a wee1 Make sure the loo has a clean floor to drape them on. Lovely for comfort, though.

No ..... but Mr Tumble looks good in them.

If they wash well wear them.

If they "sparked joy" in you, @suzied go for it! Life's too short to worry about what people think. I still have two onesies that are super-comfy and I could care less what people think!

The only adults who we ‘expect’ to wear dungarees anymore is plumbers isnt it....and why oh why are they always white. Their wives must despair when they go in the washer.For them dungareees make sense.

Toddlers only for me. Although my daughter at 12/13 wanted a pair as it was ‘the fashion’ so I got them for her . Didn’t last long though and they were in charity shop. Dungarees past the age of 4/5 for me a no-no

Susied
Living in a popular holiday location I see various forms of dress, not what I would wear, but it is their choice. Is it more with what others may think of your choice that put you off as if I liked them I would not give a what others thought.