carhartt duck Active jack is built with 12-ounce, firm-hand, 100 ring-spun cotton duck with a 100 polyester thermal lining for on-the-job warmth. It includes a thermal-lined hood, and its rib-knit cuffs and waist work to keep out the cold. The jacket also includes two large hand-warmer pockets and two convenient inside pockets. Main seams are triple-stitched.12-Ounce, heavyweight firm-hand, 100 ring-spun cotton duck 100 polyester thermal lining attached thermal-lined hood
S**S
Best Jacket for the Price
I bought the same jacket in black 5 years ago and it’s hands down the most warm and durable coat I’ve ever owned. I also get compliments on it still to this day even though it’s visibly frayed and faded from the elements. There is absolutely nothing wrong with my old black jacket and still my go to jacket when it’s cold outside because it’s so warm and comfortable. I just like it so much I wanted another one in a different color so I got the brown one this time. These run big, designed for layering underneath comfortably. Such a stiff fabric but it softens as you wear it and wash it. Thick cotton shell that won’t tear when hopping barbed wire fence or rubbing against sharp rebar. Doesn’t matter if you’re doing construction work, camping, or a professional burglar, this jacket will serve and protect you. It’s like walking around in a sleeping bag with sleeves. I did not need another Carhartt jacket but just in case I lose my old one I have a back up jacket ready for action. Buy it now and you will not be disappointed in this investment. It may be the perfect jacket, especially for the winter months.
A**R
Carhartt for the win!
This is an amazing jacket. I needed a nice, heavy winter jacket for the cold and windy coastal Santa Cruz weather after moving to college, so I wanted something that would keep me warm but also look cute. This jacket is exactly what I wanted. I get compliments almost every time I wear it and now all my friends want one!Pricing:I don’t usually spend more than $30 on clothing, but I really wanted this jacket, so I decided to splurge a little. Plus, Carhartt is a reliable brand, so I know it will last me a very long time. I looked into a few other brands (Dickies, Patagonia, etc.), but I felt that Carhartt was a better fit for what I was looking for. I considered getting a jacket from Dickies ($139.99) that was close to identical, but I decided to go with Carhartt ($109) because not only was it more cost-efficient, but it seemed warmer and more stylish as well.Pros:The jacket is nice and warm without being too heavy and goes with almost any outfit. I also love that Carhartt tends to look even better with a little wear and tear over time, unlike some other brands. This way I don’t have to treat it like a new pair of white shoes and be worried about getting a little scuff or dirt on it. It is extremely durable, so if that’s what you’re looking for, look no further!Potential Cons:You should be aware that when you first get the jacket it may feel bulky and tough, but it is easy to break in. I washed it a couple of times according to the instructions on the tag and it is much better now. It was a bit big on me (as I was expecting), so I threw it in the dryer after I washed it and it did shrink a little bit, but definitely not too much. For reference, I am 5’2 and 110 lbs and I got the mens small. It is still a little big on me even after shrinking it, but that’s exactly what I was aiming for. The zipper can be a little sticky at times, but it hasn’t been a big issue for me so far. One thing you should know is that it is not waterproof or water-resistant. I wore it in the rain once and the water soaked right through the outer shell. Still not a problem for me though! Just thought I’d mention it.Overall:Overall it's an amazing jacket and is one of my favorite clothing items that I own. I don’t know how I went all this time without it! High quality, plenty of pockets, comfy, warm and stylish. I definitely recommend getting this jacket!
M**
Can’t beat this classic
Runs true to size. The quality of this jacket is unmatched. It’s pretty darn warm, especially so on the single digit degree days. The elastic on the wrist is crucial to not allowing cold air, snow, etc in. Also this jacket is a staple in a man’s wardrobe and looks great for an everyday wear.
A**N
Carhartt review
A real nicely built jacket, do be aware of the sizing as it runs a bit larger than normal sizes you may be used to. I usually go for XL but with this i should’ve done a larger or possibly even a medium. Great and tough outside fabric that’s meant to last. I do wish it was a bit more insulated but it’s still good for lower temperatures around 15-20
A**R
Excellent cold weather jacket
As expected, this jacket fits a little on the large side. Since it's loose-fitting, it will be easy to layer clothes underneath it when the weather is extremely cold. It's not often extremely cold in my part of the country so I won't have to do this much. Around here, temperatures seldom dip into the low 20 degree F range and it has been no colder than freezing since I bought this jacket. I've been wearing my jacket with a tee shirt and I've been comfortable, even in a strong wind. When the temperature is in the 50 degree range, this jacket is still comfortable when unzipped. The lining is soft--very soft and nice to the touch. The hand warmer pockets are nice to have but they're unlined...wear gloves if you want to really keep your hands warm. The material is Carhartt's cotton duck which is thick, stiff and wind resistant. It's also very tough material so it will stand up to abrasion and lots of hard wear.The hood is fully functional and warm since it's quilt-lined like the body of the jacket. However, the hood is bulky and the material is stiff so it stands up pretty tall even when down. I usually wear a hat with a full brim when outside and that simply doesn't work well with the hood. When down, hood interferes with the rear section of the brim. When up...well, a hat is simply out of the question. I have noticed the material in the hood has gotten a little softer with time and wear so it may eventually allow me to go back to wearing a hat. Until then, it's a baseball cap for me--just like everyone else.I haven't worn this jacket in the rain so I don't know how water repellant it is. I have another Carhartt jacket--a chore coat--and it is not water repellant whatsoever. A spraying with Scotchguard should improve water repellency if it's to be worn while working in the rain and snow.If I were going to improve the jacket in any way, I guess I would add insulation in the handwarmer pockets. I would also make the hood detachable so guys like me could wear their hats from the get-go. Neither of these points are deal-breakers. This is an excellent work or play jacket for cold weather wear.
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