Collection: Overall

This sub-collection is tagged "Overall" for easy search and differentiation. It features the classic overall (bib-and-brace style) as a standard detail in vintage hairdressing footage — worn by stylists as practical, full-body professional workwear similar to a Kittel. These one-piece garments provide complete coverage with adjustable shoulder straps, front bib, multiple pockets for tools, and durable, often water/chemical-resistant fabrics. They complement the overall salon fashion (smocks, aprons, kimonos, nylons, high heels, boots, jeans, skirts) and reflect the functional, no-nonsense aesthetics of mid-20th-century to later salon culture. The focus remains on authentic hairdressing processes, with overalls serving as a period-specific cataloging marker in archival material.