Women's Carhartt® Yukon Extremes™ Insulated Coverall - 4 Extreme Warmth Rating

Have worn this on really cold days -20. I was warm. Very easy to move around in. Bought small I'm 5'6" with a long leg. I find the crotch a little but not so that it restricts me moving around. Sleeves are barely long enough but admittedly I have long arms.

I am 5’9”, 185lbs, I ordered the XL Tall and it was too big. I tried wearing it once to scoop snow and having the crotch sag 4-5 inches made it hard to walk. I have reordered L Reg in Mens, because it is cheaper and the Women’s sizes were sold out and I think the sizing is exactly the same for men and women anyway. The quality is really good, if you can find a size that fits you. Also, the other reviews are correct. Don’t buy the hood, there are no snaps on the coveralls to snap it on.

The coveralls a warm. Plenty long over my snow boots. I only wishe it had a hood. Cold air hits your neck easily.

Wish it had snaps on the collar to enable it to snap the hood made for this. I had to go out and pay someone to do it for me. It makes no sense that the hat matched the coverall but could not connect to it. Maybe I’ll have to look elsewhere next time.

Love it! Super warm!

I'm 5'1" so I got the short. It's about 8 inches too long so it'll have to be hemmed which requires specialty tailoring (more $). The shoulders are tight and I've got narrow shoulders. Yeah, it's crafted well and I'm sure it'll be warm/water tight. But have they met women? What body shape did they have in mind when they drew up the plans? Probably gonna return them and get a men's small.

I will wear these if I absolutely have to cause of extreme weather but the cut is so long in the torso that the crotch is about 10 inches lower than it should be which makes walking in these coveralls a lot of work... exhausting really. If its snowy/icy and below 30 degrees I will suffer through walking around doing chores with this garment but that's it. Just too much work to wear it. Because the torso is too long then I also have the issue that the legs are too long so in addition to a sagging crotch I have to cuff the legs which isn't easy to do in this type of insulated garment. Hemming it would be problematic due to the insulation, zippers and snaps. If I had to wear this frequently I would probably go to the effort to hem the legs. Looking at the construction of the garment I don't see a way I could shorten the torso without hours and hours of work and it would most likely compromise the garments ability to keep moisture out.

I would put a 5 star if there was a little more flexibility in the fabric. I’m 5’6”, 170 lbs and I’m a consistent 30 waist, 30 length. I bought the Regular length and the Tall length to compare, and found I had a lot more flexibility in the Tall. The Regular pant length is closer to a 29” inseam but the Tall came in closer to a 31”. In the regular inseam I had a hard reaching down to grab something off of the ground. I have a lot of extra fabric in my legs in the Tall, but I am able to reach down and grab things much easier. I needed this for a film shoot in Michigan’s UP and was toasty warm the entire day but if I had gone with the Regular length I would have had a tough time getting through the day. Glad I bought both lengths, was able to keep the Tall, and return the Regular.

Bought this for my daughter and she absolutely loves it … very well made , supper warm and comfy

Love it. Is bulky at first. After washing and drying it shrinks to better fit.