Most Carhartt jackets sit above the hip or at the hip. They are built to be worn over layers to provide an extra layer of warmth. If you prefer a snug fit, sizing down is recommended. Coats and parkas are longer lengths to hit below the hip to provide more coverage. The tall sizes generally add 2 inches to the sleeve and body length.

The most popular Carhartt jacket is style J140. It is made of 100% ring-spun firm cotton duck. It has quilt flannel lining in the body and quilt nylon in the sleeves. The J140 features two inside pockets, two large front pockets, triple-stitched main seams, and a heavy-duty zipper. The rib-knit cuffs and waistband provide protection to your arms and torso from the wind and cold air.

Cotton Duck is the most common Carhartt material. There are a variety of different finishes of cotton duck and each has its own characteristics. · - Firm Duck is unwashed and untreated and is double-piled for additional durability. It features a very stiff, non-broken-in feel and can resist snags and tears. Washed Duck is a softer duck material. It has been washed and leaves the material with a broken-in feel. Quick Duck is just as tough, but 30% lighter than the regular duck. It is lightweight and water-repellent due to its cotton duck and polyester blend. · Jackets that are not made with cot