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The Carhartt Washed Duck Ridge is a mid-weight work jacket in 12-ounce washed cotton duck, lined with Sherpa in the body and quilted nylon in the sleeves. It targets moderate cold, not deep winter, and the washed finish makes it feel broken in from the start. Triple-stitched seams, a pleated biswing back and rib-knit storm cuffs are the workwear details that separate it from fashion chore coats. Against Carhartt's heavier blanket-lined jackets it is lighter and easier to move in, but less warm; against cheaper duck jackets it holds up better over years of hard use.
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Owners treat it as a dependable cool-weather work jacket: warm enough for fall and mild winter, tough enough for job sites, and comfortable once broken in. The main complaints are that it runs stiff at first and is not warm enough for real cold without layers.
This is a men's work jacket made from 12-ounce, 100% cotton washed duck. It is built for mid-range warmth in moderately cold conditions. The main seams are triple-stitched.
The body is lined with Sherpa for warmth. The sleeves have a quilted nylon lining that makes the jacket easy to put on and take off. Internal rib-knit storm cuffs help keep out the cold.
A pleated biswing back adds stretch across the shoulders. Snaps under the collar allow an optional hood to be attached.
