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Bloody beards go grey so quickly.
Cool suit, the colour suits you.
Best of the new year to you and yours.
During the years that I lived up Nawth, those jump suit things became popular in Tennessee. When I moved back and saw my folks more freqently, I discovered my Dad had a whole closet full of those things, and that was all he wore on weekends. After he retired, he and all his retired buddies lived in their jump suits 24x7. He did not have anything in such a fashionable color as yours, owning mostly tan, blue, gray, etc.
Billy Bob had a closet full, so you're in good company.
They are also quite popular in prisons. Does yours have the button fly back door?
Were they made by Dickies? We never had them in coastal Georgia, just blue jeans and overalls.
Indiana state pens put these on inmates. Don't get caught on the road here dressed like that, or they'll send you back.
You do know what the draw is, right? No belt. They're the golfer's version of Bib Overalls. Coveralls are the step after sans-a-belt slacks.
In that red thing, you look like you should be sitting at the defendant's table in cuffs, innocent until proven guilty, of course.
I dunno... I think it's a nice shade of red. And only you could pull that outfit off... Debonair runs deep. 
I am speechless.
And still giggling.
ALL I am going to say is that you look a lot better now
I remember my contractor grandfather wearing those jumpsuits, in non-inmate shades of gray and blue. But my architect Dad? No way in hell.
The first time that I go back to Texas and see one of my friends in one of those, I'll know that I'm really, truly old.
A bunch of others have already mentioned this, but I still want to know if you have something like "Dept. of Corrections" inscribed across the back of that thing.
Although it's really too red to be one of those jumpsuits....
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