What size am i in boiler suits if im a size 10.?

Question

im startin college in sept for plumbing, need to get a boiler suit but dont have a clue what size i am. im a ladies size 10-12. and quite short,. 5'2.

any ideas?

Answer 1

does it have to be a boiler suit? If not you can get working trousers and jackets seperately - more convenient because you can remove the jacket when too hot. These are available in builders suppliers and around this area (countrified) in suppliers to the farming industry - and you can try them on for size! Have a look at 'Screwfix' site for prices etc.

Answer 2

They are not coture items - they tend to be a bit baggy because they usually go over clothes. A small would suit I would imagine - but you could always try one on at a workwear suppliers - the important thing is you should feel comfy, so if in doubt err on the next size up - they are almost impossible to get in and out of easily if they are too small. (You can always turn them up at the bottoms). Make sure they are natural fabric - ideally flame retardant.

Answer 3

get a small size hey usually come sml med lge. if not get size 12 u want room to move and feel comfortable  good luck in the plumbing course.

Answer 4

Mens sizes are done by chest measurement, so measure around the largest part of your breast area and go with that, although the problem you may find is that they may be cut a little straight in the hips and long in the leg for a girl...if possible try emailing the site you are hoping to get them from with your measurements, I have done this before and they are much happier to tell you which size would suit you than to have to take returns and bother with exchanges etc.!