Berne Rigid Canvas Insulated Work Jacket vs Carhartt Washed Duck Sherpa-Lined Jacket

Both are cotton duck work jackets built for cold, dirty jobs. The Carhartt is the warmer, softer jacket: 12 oz washed duck, a sherpa-lined body and an attached hood, and 1,513 owners rate it 4.7 out of 5. The Berne is the plainer chore coat: 10 oz duck, quilted polyester lining, a button-and-zip front and an optional hood, with pleated elbows and an action back for reach. Pick the Carhartt for cold outdoor work and everyday wear; pick the Berne if you want a lighter, simpler coat that layers over a hoodie.

• Choose the Berne if you want a lighter, straightforward duck chore coat with a zip-and-button front and you don't need a hood built in.
• Choose the Carhartt if you work outdoors in real cold and want a sherpa-lined body, a windproof shell and an attached hood.