I’m a full time carpenter and woodworker spending 60-80+ hours most weeks out of the year building houses and cabinetry. I am about 6’1” and 180lbs, reasonably fit, I ordered the 32x32, about the same as my pant size. These are my favorite bibs because of all the pockets (they almost have a built in apron of sorts), the fit is great at keeping out saw dust (often a problem with bibs), and they are decently comfortable.
Most of the time I work (unless I’m framing or siding, even then I try to keep it simple) I don’t like wearing bags. Bags are bulky and I like to scamper around the jobsite as fast as possible, everything considered they just don’t really save me time. The pockets on these overalls are sufficient for holding a tape measure, spare driver bits, a few handfuls of fasteners, a handful of shims, a level, speed square, utility knife, hammer, nail sets, chisels, pliers, screw driver, pencils, random little jigs/ spacing blocks, and they are still comfortable.
I cannot attest to the quality since I’ve only been wearing them for a couple weeks, but they seem to be of a similar quality to carhartt overalls. I will update my review accordingly after more use.

However, these don’t get the full 5star rating because (as other commenters have pointed out) the zipper is too high. If you have to take a piss you either have to carefully roll the top part of the garment down (as to not touch to disease ridden portapotty floor, practice first at home) which is time consuming and awkward, or you have to contort your spine into the shape of the letter C to stick your member exactly straight up (90 degrees to the ground) then sling it over the edge of the zipper opening (which puts a kink in the hose). If you are going with the later option you should really get the brown overalls and not the white ones since you will undoubtedly get piss on yourself, even if you execute the maneuver perfectly the kink in the hose will leave piss backed up which will drain out the moment you unkink the hose. I’m seriously considering using my utility knife to cut the zipper opening lower, this may actually be the option and I will update my review if I end up trying it out.

These work really well and have been a game changer for me.

Your carpenter bibs are great.
Two things you need to improve on...
The zipper fly doesn't go down far enough, needs to be a few inches lower, hard to get Mr. Happy out to pee.
You all need to make a summer carpenter bib like Carhartt used to. Yours are great for colder weather, but way too hot for summer in 100 degree weather, we don't stop framing homes in the summer, on the contrary, it's our busiest season. I have to buy Roundhouse bibs and still, they're to heavy. The old white Carhartt cotton carpenter bibs were exactly what I need, but those geniuses stopped making them. Mine are patches on patches (photos enclosed)
Capt. Kevin

Best duct bibs on the market. With improved fasteners up top these are the cream of the crop when it comes to duct bibs! Carthart lost, Ben Davis won with these!

Was looking for an alternative to Carhartt bibs and these looked promising. But arrived and are a alot more light duty than I would’ve imagined. Don’t feel nearly as strong as my Carhartt comparison. Material feels too thin and frail, straps feel like they are going to wear out and fail. Nail pouch seems just too small to comfortably fit your hands into. And the sizing was considerably different from the Carhartts.