The workhorse uniform of the Ferrogrip pressline floor, worn by assembly workers on the second and third shifts when supervisors are thinner on the ground and the line runs hot. The coverall is a single-piece garment in deep charcoal synth-denim with Ferrogrip's red-and-black diamond logo heat-pressed onto the left breast and right shoulder. The fabric is treated with a light hydrocarbon-repellent finish that grays and cracks at the creases after six months of washing — a reliable way to date a worker's tenure. The torso features a full-length front zip with a magnetic storm flap, two chest pockets with snap closures, and aug-accommodation side seams along both arms: wide-gusset panels with hook-and-loop closures that open flat to clear a chrome forearm without removing the garment. Underneath, workers typically layer a Ferrogrip-branded cotton-analog tee in ash grey with the shift number printed on the back. Boots are broad-toed steel-cap lace-ups in matte black with oil-resistant outsoles and a reinforced heel counter. A wide canvas tool belt in tan sits at the hip, worn heavy with hex drivers, cable pullers, and a personal dosimeter clipped to the left side.