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This is Carhartt's hooded active jacket in 12-ounce ring-spun cotton duck canvas, built for cold, windy and wet workdays. It pairs a water-repellent, wind-resistant shell with a polyester thermal lining and a thermal-lined three-piece hood, so it covers the neck and head without a separate hat. The loose fit leaves room for a sweatshirt or flannel underneath, and triple-stitched seams plus rib knit cuffs and waistband are the durability points owners count on. Against lighter softshells it trades packability for warmth and abrasion resistance; against Carhartt's unlined duck jackets it is noticeably warmer but bulkier.
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Owners treat this as a cold-weather workhorse: warm, wind-blocking and tough enough for job sites. The main complaints are the stiff, heavy canvas and a boxy loose cut.
This hooded jacket is made for work outdoors, such as land surveying or road construction crews, when the weather is unpredictable. The shell is 12-ounce, firm-hand, 100% ring spun cotton duck canvas that repels water and resists wind. A polyester thermal lining adds warmth.
The attached three-piece hood is thermal-lined and closes with a drawcord. A full-length brass zipper runs down the front. The main seams are triple-stitched, and the cuffs and waistband are rib knit.
It has two large lower-front pockets and two interior pockets, one with a zipper and one with hook-and-loop closure. The jacket has a loose fit, and a Carhartt label is sewn on the left pocket.
