What Happened To Carhartt?

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  @TheIronSnail · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @kaosbc · 1 year ago

  Not being able to dump the freaking wood chips out of your pocket while you&apos;re out cutting firewood is a negative thing

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  @MCJSA · 2 years ago (edited)

  Free repairs also allows Carhartt to collect data on durability to identify where they can cut and where they need to build quality going forward. So, they are paying for information from you that helps them produce better products. &nbsp;Win, win.

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  @xxTabaB0yxx · 2 years ago

  I still remember seeing my dad with his Stanley thermos and Carhartt jacket going to work. <br>Never thought of them as fashion that&apos;s for sure.

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  @redswift31 · 2 years ago

  As a blue collar worker from the Midwest I have to say yes modern Carhartt is great and holds up very well to wear and tear.

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  @patricklinkous · 2 years ago

  Carhartt, make a Moss Green Detroit again! Hundreds of thousands of park workers have to wear Moss in uniform and Dickies is the only mainstream option.

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  @p1mpmasterbackhand · 2 years ago

  As a blue collared worker. I think some of the criticism carhartt gets comes from people wearing it as a fashion piece, instead of what it’s meant for. which I don’t have a problem with. But, I’ve seen people blame the quality coming down due to them believing they are catering &nbsp;to non blue collared workers.

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  @CarlMurawski · 2 years ago

  Hey man, thanks for the shoutout! I’m actually heading to Detroit to visit the Carhartt archive in June, I can certainly ask the question about the shell material. I do know that they changed their lining because the old lining was actually insanely low quality. It was chosen for the durability as you mentioned, but was very close to car trunk lining in quality. <br>While I have a very special connection to my J97, in my opinion the best Detroit jacket ever was the 6QLJ with the red nylon quilt lining. Love your videos bro, nicely done! I’ll try to get some more answers from the source on my trip to the archive (which I really hope is in a cool cement vault with a big iron door and some dude named Boris guarding it).

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  @LilSquirrelly · 9 months ago

  It&apos;s a lot harder to clean out a pocket when you can&apos;t turn a pocket out. Just saying

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  @maxvanhaagen7009 · 2 years ago

  Great video.<br>About the pockets, please consider that when you work with the jacket, the pocket is going to be filled with screws and dust and other trash. In my experiance it is nice to be able to flip it out to empty all the little particles. It is not that important but I wanted to share. Great video

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  @andysmith8544 · 1 year ago

  Anyone who runs a chainsaw wants a pocket that pulls out. &nbsp;Getting a pocket full of chainsaw chips out of a pocket that doesn&apos;t pull out is a PITA. &nbsp;I think the thing I miss most about the &quot;old&quot; Carhartt is their 100% cotton heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt.

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  @Gabbaghoullio · 2 years ago

  I&apos;d love to see a work pants comparison video between Dickies &nbsp;Ben Davis, Carhaart etc.

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