Are these dungarees nice? Honest opinions welcome!

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www.jaki.co.uk/collections/dungarees/products/leopard-knot-tie-dungarees-in-dark-grey

Thanks

not for me, as a short person I need my clothes a bit more fitting.

I also like them

But I have 4 pairs of Lucy and Yak dungarees

I’m not a fan of any dungarees but the shape is particularly bad on these and they look really washed out, sorry!

Bit maternity

Yes if you’re thin and have a cute indie style and fun glasses.

No, sorry. The pattern is nice and I bet they are comfy, but they look like those God-awful Lucy and Yak things which are essentially a shoddily-cut piece of cheap jersey hung up by two bits of string. They don't look worth the money. Sorry.

The Lucy and yak ones are that stiff, dungaree cotton - not jersey at all

Dungarees are a very divisive subject 😊

I do think when you're going to slate a particular brand that it's worth knowing whether the thing you're slating is actually a feature of their products. I accept that they're divisive, but to my knowledge, Lucy & Yak have never produced jersey dungarees. 🤷‍♀️

Anyway, I like them, OP, but I own many pairs of dungarees, and pretty much live in them, so I'm by no means providing an unbiased opinion. For the price, though, I think you can get similar to those you have posted from Thunderegg for less.

No. They don't even make the model look great.

I am in the dungarees are for toddlers camp though.

dd2 is 13 and I think she would love them, and look amazing in them.

I am 54, I would look ridiculous in them.

Where exactly the line falls between 13 and 54 depends on what you look like and your figure.

I am 55 and would wear them with a vest and Birkenstock’s or flip flops on holiday.

@lauriefairycake Fair enough, to me they look like jersey because they are so shapeless. I'd expect a good quality cotton to hang better.

I know they seem to evoke a lot of feeling in committed customers but saying "slate" when someone expresses an opinion about how a particular brand generally looks is a bit ott.. if someone likes them, fine, but personally I don't want to be matchy matchy with my toddler . I got the same vibe from these dungarees.

Anyway, OP, I think as far as dungarees go you could do better!

They have a touch of the 'ooh, I'm mad me' about them. Hair in bunches or plaits and Irregular Choice-style shoes and you're good to go.

Not a good look at all imo

Awful.
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I think they would be nice to wear if you are pregnant

ghastly. unless you like to look like you have a bulbous saggy crotch

I have some from eBay that are identical to those- I'm pretty sure they're the same ones actually. The fabric is actually pretty good. However, I bought them as I was heavily pregnant and couldn't fit in anything. The plan was to be able to wear after birth as casual/loungewear. BUT they are already giant and super unflattering now I'm not pregnant... if you are planning on having a baby at any point though I totally recommend them, they were so comfy!

These were the ones I have. They appear on quite a few websites that sell Italian clothes, hence why I think they're probably the same ones!

I think they’re ok for on holiday or a relaxed summers day- they’re not really my style personally but I wouldn’t think they were awful on someone else.

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ghastly. unless you like to look like you have a bulbous saggy crotch

not the style I had in mind. Thanks foe all the replies. Don’t want to look like a toddler not having another baby so don’t think I’ll be buying them.

No. Dungarees have never been and will never be nice on anyone over the age of five.