These coveralls with secondary flame resistance protect workers from non-hazardous dry particulates. Secondary flame-resistant clothing is worn over a baselayer of personal flame-resistant clothing (such as shirts and pants) when there is an intermittent or low risk of encountering fire. These garments are not a primary source of flame protection. Dry particulates are larger in size than aerosols and include dust and dirt. Coveralls are a single garment worn over personal clothing that protects the worker's front, back, arms, and legs. Continuous coverage prevents particles and aerosols from entering at the waist as can happen when wearing a separate shirt and pant.