Coveralls

What are Skule™ coveralls? Coveralls are worn by Leedurs during F!ROSH WEEK and other spirit events during the year!

Traditionally, coveralls (covies) are used to keep you clean while working on messy activities, or as a great substitute for a lab coat! (Yes! You can wear these to your labs!) While this still does hold true at Skule™, students here also choose to use their covies as a means to communicate and broadcast their Skule™ spirit decorating their covies with paint and patches!

What will you put on YOUR coveralls?

Measurements

Hip Measure from the largest point on your hips from one side to the other. You should go from one pant seam to the pant seam on the other side.
Waist Measure your waist (where your ribs ends) from one side to the other.
Leg Width Measure from one side of the inner seam to the other side at the widest part of your leg.
Groin to Shoulder Measure from the bottom of the groin to the top of the shoulder (right at the base of your neck).
Arm Length Measure from top of shoulder to wrist.
Chest Measure right at the armpit from one side to the other, taking the largest measurement across.
Inseam Measure along the inseam from bottom of the groin to the bottom of the leg hem. Alternatively, measure from your groin to the inside ball of your ankle.
Measurement Reference

 * If this measurement is too small then the covies will not fit at all. Make sure to not undersize this measurement.

Pro Tips

1. Roll up coverall legs to desired length before decorating on them.
2. Do not put too many patches on the arms, as you will be tying them around your waist.
3. Sewing letters and patches will make them last longer on your coveralls than paint or glue (however, it will take longer).
4. Use fabric paint if you are going to paint them, they are worth the investment!