- Carhartt
was founded in Detroit, Michigan, in 1889
to build rugged workwear for railroad workers.
- The brand is legendary for its heavy-duty Firm Duck canvas
, which is highly resistant to wind, tears, and water.
- Because its gear is designed for active manual labor, traditional Carhartt clothing features a very spacious, loose fit
to allow for easy layering and movement.
- Over the decades, the company expanded beyond traditional job sites to become a massive cultural icon in streetwear, skateboarding, and hip-hop fashion
.
- Today, they offer specialized fabric technologies like Rain Defender®
for water resistance and a numbered warmth rating system
to help workers choose the right level of winter insulation.



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