Disposable Coveralls

When it comes to painting, most professionals choose lightweight microporous or polypropylene coveralls that block overspray while still allowing them to breathe throughout the day. Our disposable coveralls for painting are engineered to keep paint, stain and dust away from your skin and clothing without the weight of heavier chemical suits. A hood and elastic wrists and ankles help keep fine overspray out, especially on spray jobs.

The colours are a general indication of the material and protection level. White coveralls are usually made of spunbond or microporous fabric and are used for painting, sanding, and general dust protection; tan microporous suits provide a little more protection against light liquids; yellow suits are chemical-resistant for wet or hazardous work; and blue polypropylene suits are an economical choice for light-duty work. The choice depends on what you want to protect against.

It varies by position. If you are spraying overhead or in enclosed areas where dust is present, a hood is a worthwhile investment because it prevents overspray and dust from getting into your hair. Many finishers keep both types of boot covers on hand, as attached boot covers are useful when walking through wet or dusty areas and when you want to keep your boots clean.

The fit should be roomy enough to move and layer over your clothes, so most people size up by one size from their normal clothing size. A suit that's too tight tears at the seams when you crouch or reach, while one that's too loose can snag. If you're between sizes, going larger is the safer call for disposable coveralls for painting and general jobsite wear.

Yes. We're a Canadian supplier based in London, Ontario, and we ship disposable coveralls nationwide in Canada, with free shipping on qualifying orders above our posted threshold. Whether you need a single suit or a case, you can order online and have it delivered to your door or jobsite.

Absolutely. Crews go through painters' coveralls quickly, and we can supply them by the case and arrange bulk pricing for crews that reorder frequently. Contact us with the style, size, and quantity you require, and we will get you set up.

We can help you match the material and features to your job if you're unsure which suit is right for your work. Whether you're spraying, sanding, or handling chemicals, we'll direct you to the appropriate protection, such as disposable coveralls for painting or a heavier chemical-resistant suit.