Carhartt Duck Traditional Coat 2.0
Carhartt Duck Traditional Coat 2.0
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Built for brutal shifts in the cold, this classic work coat combines a firm-hand duck canvas shell with arctic-weight insulation to trap heat without bulk. The long, parka-like cut (as shown) shields the torso and hips, while a corduroy-trimmed collar, storm-flapped two-way brass zipper, and rib-knit inner cuffs lock out biting gusts. Quilted nylon lining slides easily over layers, and generous pockets keep gloves and gear close. Triple-stitched seams and mobility features mean it works as hard as you do.
Key Features
- Shell: 12-oz 100% ring-spun cotton duck (firm hand)
- Wind control: Built-in wind-blocking design with storm flap over two-way brass zipper
- Warmth: Quilted nylon lining with arctic-weight polyester insulation
- Storage: 2 flap chest pockets, 2 large lower-front pockets, 2 interior pockets
- Comfort/mobility: Corduroy collar, articulated elbows, rib-knit inner storm cuffs
- Range of motion: Split-back construction with pleated bi-swing back
- Durability: Triple-stitched main seams; Carhartt label on chest pocket
- Fit: Loose fit for easy layering
- Colors: Black, Carhartt Brown, Dark Navy
Finding the right fit ensures comfort, performance, and a professional look. Use a cloth measuring tape and follow these simple instructions to get the most accurate measurements.
How to Measure
Headwear: Helmets, Caps, Hats
- Measure completely around the head, 1" above the eyebrows in front, and around the largest point at the back.
Chest/Bust
- Measure just below the arms, across the broadest part of the chest.
- Keep the tape firm and level for accuracy.
Neck
- Take a shirt that fits well and lay the collar flat.
- Measure from the center of the collar button to the end of the buttonhole.
- The number of inches = your neck size.
Sleeve Length
- Measure from the center of the collar (back), across the shoulder, and down the sleeve.
- Your arms should be at your side.
- The number of inches = sleeve length.
Pant Measurements:
Women’s Hips
- Stand with heels together and measure around the fullest part of the hips.
Inseam (Pants)
- Take a pair of uniform pants that fit well.
- Measure from the crotch seam to the bottom of the pants leg.
- The measured length will be your inseam size.
Belts
- Order 2" larger than waist size.
- Belts come in even sizes. If between sizes, choose the next larger size.
Gloves
- Measure around the dominant hand at the fullest part (excluding the thumb).
- The number of inches = your glove size.
