Brandit Flight Suit - Black

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24.08.2026

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Size: L

I chose size L for work on the engine and the car. At a height of 176 cm, a weight of about 88 kg, and with a slightly rounded belly, the sleeves are the right length. When I stand straight and raise both arms, the crotch area only lightly touches the groin, so nothing presses or restricts movement. The legs are a bit too long, but they can easily be rolled up or tucked into boots. When squatting, the material does not stretch tight and does not give the impression that it is about to tear. It is also roomy enough that on colder days you can wear something underneath. The fabric is solid and seems durable. Even though from the outside it may seem a little too baggy, this looser fit works well for active work.

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25.09.2026

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Size: M

The coverall is quite roomy, so with my size I can easily wear warmer clothes underneath it. I serve in the military and come into contact with harmful substances, so I use it to avoid getting my regular clothing dirty — it protects well against dust and dirt. You probably shouldn’t post photos like this here, but together with a gas mask it really looks great! Additionally, I bought the blue version and plan to use it for strikeball as a mercenary outfit from S.T.A.L.K.E.R. :)

The jumpsuit is made of nice, pleasant material. Thanks to the zippers, it is very easy and quick to put on and take off. There is only one Velcro patch sewn on, which could be bigger. The jumpsuit, in my opinion, has only 4 pockets: two on the chest and two at the bottom of the legs. The waist pockets are through-pockets or can serve as vents; if you put something in, it will immediately fall out through the pant leg. But here, a tailor stepped in, who sewed in pockets and added extra Velcro patches. When it comes to sizing, it's more or less okay, but if someone is between sizes, they should pick the larger one.

The material of the jumpsuit is nice, and thanks to the zippers you can quickly and conveniently put it on and take it off. The sizing is more or less okay, but if someone is between sizes, they should take the bigger one. For me, the jumpsuit has 4 pockets because a pocket is a place where you can put something in and it stays there. The 2 thigh pockets are, in my opinion, through-pockets to other trousers or vents, because if you want to put something there and leave it, it will just fall down into your shoe. But here I used a clever tailor, who sewed pockets with zippers for me, so now I really have 6 pockets and 3 additional Velcro patches.