Lots of loose threads inside, some stitching wasn't cut between seams and there were loops of thread tacked between seams. A test fit with socks on prevented a possible slice on or between toes which would have bee painful. Also the shoulder straps were way too long. I Ended up cutting off over 10 inches and re-stitching them. Also, had to turn them inside out and vacuum the interior. Many loose and foreign threads stuck on the inside. That's when I found the excess threads and loops. It looks like they dragged the garment on the floor while sewing and it picked up loads of odd strings and fibers.

Very warm and made well

Product seemed okay until I turned it inside out to air tumble in my dryer to remove excess fuzz and fiber from the inside. I do a fair amount of sewing to repair and fabricate items and have never seen the awful stitching present inside these bibs. Dozens of stray threads hanging from seams, threads extending from one seam to another without being cut, they just lifted the needle and pulled the garment to the next seam without cutting it and began sewing again. I found three such problems. Try sliding your bare foot into the leg and getting a thread slicing between your toes. I actually had to resort to vacuuming the inside to remove as much debris as I could. Looked like they dragged the garment across the floor while sewing collecting all sorts of fibers and odd colored threads.