How do you say overalls in spanish?

The Word "overalls" in Spanish can be translated as:

Peto(commonly used in Spain)

Overol (commonly used in Latin America)

Both refer to the same garment — typically a one-piece item with shoulder straps, often worn as workwear or fashion. Use depends on the region:

In Spain, you’d say: Llevo un peto de mezclilla. (I’m wearing denim overalls.)

In Mexico/Latin America, you’d say: Compré un overol nuevo. (I bought new overalls.)