Carhartt Bartlett Jacket - Brown

Washed duck refers to a heavy, tightly woven cotton fabric that has been pre-washed. This process softens the material, making it more comfortable to wear from day one while retaining its exceptional durability and resistance to snags and tears.

The Carhartt Bartlett Jacket is designed for cold and windy conditions. With its 12-ounce washed duck exterior, Sherpa-lined body, and quilted-lined sleeves, it provides substantial insulation suitable for winter weather and demanding outdoor work in low temperatures.

No, this jacket is not waterproof. It is highly resistant to wind and cold, offering protection from light moisture, but it is not designed to be fully waterproof. For heavy rain, a separate waterproof outer layer would be recommended.

As it's made from pre-washed cotton duck, significant shrinkage is unlikely if care instructions are followed. Always machine wash cold and tumble dry low to minimize any potential shrinkage.

The jacket features two chest pockets (one with snap closure, one with zip closure), two lower-front pockets that are tricot-lined for warmth, and two interior pockets for secure storage.

The hood has a low-profile adjustment with a drawcord closure. Simply pull the drawcord to tighten the hood around your face. The hem also has an adjustable drawcord that allows you to cinch it tighter around your waist to block out drafts.

Apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (wax or silicone-based) to the zipper teeth. Work the zipper up and down several times to distribute the lubricant.

The washed duck cotton is designed to be durable. Continued wear and additional washes will gradually soften the fabric further. Avoid using harsh detergents or excessive heat in drying.

This can happen during washing or drying. Gently smooth out the lining from the inside of the jacket. For sleeves, reach in and pull the lining taut from the cuff. Ensure you are not over-drying or using too high heat.

Carefully untangle any knots. For drawcords that pull out, you can often re-thread them using a safety pin or a bodkin. Ensure drawcords are tied before washing to prevent them from coming loose.