Carhartt Men's Relaxed Fit Washed Duck Sherpa-Lined Utility Jacket Work Outerwear

Amazing warm jacket, the fitting is just perfect it feels a little bulky on the chest though otherwise i can’t fault it

Love this one! It’s comfortable, sturdy, warm and full of pockets Just a word of warning: I’m 173cm (5’9”) 105kg (231lbs) and have a 119cm (47”) chest Took the XL and it’s ok with heavy clothes under, if you plan to wear with just a shirt go with L

DO NOT hesitate to buy this jacket…..it’s literally worth every single penny….it’s just perfect .

Bra kvalitet. Bra pris. Fick den en vecka innan beräknad leverans. Många klagar på att storlekarna är stora. Jag tog en medium som passar perfekt med plats till tjockare tröja om så behövs. Är 177 cm och väger 80 kg. Avsändaren är tydligen en tysk butik (?) som skickade med bra extra-information om jackan. Bara plus hela vägen =)

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Usage Update - First snowfalls and cold temps of Winter '25-'26 I got this coat (I don't think "jacket" does it justice) towards the tail end of Winter '24 - '25, so I'm putting it through its paces this Winter. First off, this garment rates a "2" on Carhartt's 1 to 4 Warmth Rating Scale. Don't let that scare you off. I am really curious about their warmer rated outerwear, because this coat is pretty decently warm alone, and layering underneath significantly improves it. I layered an Amazon Essentials lightweight puffer coat underneath, and was comfortable shoveling snow in 19 F weather. The elbow pleats and shoulder gussets make maneuvering snow removal tools easier. The choice of buttons and or the zipper is a plus. I button it when I'm driving, keeping the lower couple buttons open. In windy weather, I zip and button it. And I really love the hood, because it's on the smallish side, cradles my noggin in sherpa, and doesn't feel like I'm wearing a pillow case over my head. If you have a larger sized head, and use the hood, this may be this garment's main negative for you. Me, I couldn't be happier with this coat. Here's my original review: I've been eyeballing Carhartt gear for some time, and I finally went ahead and got this Carhartt Utility (aka Bartlett) jacket. Really nice. I think they thought this out well, and nailed making it look stylish while still keeping it a genuine work coat. I just had to get the 'Moss' color but I couldn't find that color in a regular medium, so after reading many of the reviews, I took a chance and ordered the medium tall. I'm about 5'10"ish, around 160lbs and the medium tall actually fits my torso quite well. Not a crazy amount of extra material, and yet enough room to accommodate a low profile puffer vest when needed. The drop hem in back goes just a little past my butt, so as someone else mentioned here, the medium tall drapes the backside like a parka, which is going to be appreciated on cold, gusty days here in MI. The sleeves are where I really notice the difference between 'medium' and 'medium tall' - I have slender arms, and so the cuffs on the medium tall do extend over my hands a bit more than I'm used to, but again, I'd rather have them a bit longer than shorter. Other reviewers had remarked that the hand pockets were shallow, but I can comfortably fit my medium/large hands inside them, even wearing some medium thickness gloves. I really like the hood. As others mentioned it's not humongous, and sits well on the back of the coat. I don't have a very large noggin, and the hood covers my head nicely - I will actually use it! It's got the must-have zippered inner pocket, and I like that the velcroed pocket on the opposite side isn't too fiddly. Some folks also commented about the zipper not being robust enough. Yes, it could be bigger (and had a double pull, while we're wishing), but I don't think it's unreasonably small. For short jaunts I'll probably be relying on the snaps more. What makes it a true work coat? Triple stitching at all of the stress points, pleats at flex points on the shoulders and elbows, and reinforced cuffs. Certainly not an inexpensive piece of outerwear, but as Daddy always told me, 'you get what you pay for', and it will probably outlast me. :)

Superb Jacket - my first Carhartt and a great experience wearing it. I've been looking for a coat for a long time and struggled to find something that was warm and not a ski jacket. This thing is rugged - I imagine it will take some abuse and the more it wears the better it will look, it's that type of material. it's also very heavy, like a weighted blanket which makes you feel very snug when you put it on. I got a small and at 12 stone and 6ft with athletic build this is perfect for me.