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BIB OVERALL MATERIALS: 1. Outside Shell Same descriptions as jacket. 2. Vapor Barrier and Thermal Liner Same fabric description as jacket. Both sewn at waist only. Includes double layer Aramid at knees and cuffs. 3. Style Bib Overall shall be high rise bib type with fly front and velcro type closure. It shall be completely integrated, compatible and interfaced with the coat. The bib overall shall have an H-type suspendar straps (except cross piece of the H) shall be of a rugged, durable elasticized material, a minimum of 1 1/2" width. The suspender shall also be adjustable and detachable, both at the front and back top for the bibs. The coat must overlap the bib pant by a minimum of 10 inches in front and 15 inches in back. 4. Thigh Pockets Two expandable thigh pockets, left cargo pocket (10"X10"X2") right cargo pocket (10"X12"X2") split 4" from the rear. Drainage slits shall be located in the bottom of each pocket. Each pocket shall have a velcro type closure with bellows flap lids. 5. Reflective Trim Trim will be Scotchlite Lime-Yellow to match color and type sewn to the jacket. It will be 3" in width and encircle the overall legs, starting approximately 5 1/2" from the overall bottom. 6. Overlapping Bib Feature (front to back) The front and back bib is overlapped on the sides at the waist. This allows some size proportion flexibility in the areas at the same time helping to minimize any gapping of the bibs as they contour to the body. Belt at the waist 2" wide with velcro, 8" overlap on each side, shall be sewn on pants im back. 7. Thread Same as jacket 8. Labels Same as jacket Construction I{o metal of any kind on outside of shell. Reinforcement at knees and cuffs shall be double layer of Aramid (no leather). Ail bib overalls shall have double stitched outside seams with Aramid