Carhartt Bartlett Jacket - Brown

The 12-ounce cotton duck material provides some natural resistance to light moisture, but it is not inherently waterproof. For enhanced water resistance, you may consider applying a fabric waterproofing treatment suitable for cotton.

It is recommended to machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry on low heat or, for best results and to preserve the jacket's shape, air dry it flat or hang it. Do not bleach, as this can damage the fabric.

No, the Carhartt Bartlett Jacket features an 'attached hood,' meaning it is permanently sewn to the jacket and cannot be detached.

With its heavy-duty cotton duck, Sherpa body lining, and quilted sleeve lining, this jacket is ideal for cold to very cold weather conditions, typically fall and winter.

Carhartt jackets are often known for a slightly generous fit, designed to accommodate layering underneath. It's generally recommended to check Carhartt's specific sizing chart for the Bartlett Jacket to ensure the best fit.

The sleeve hems are reinforced with Cardura, a highly durable material, and feature inner rib-knit cuffs. This combination significantly enhances their longevity and resistance to wear and tear.

Although made with 'washed duck' for a broken-in feel, new heavy-duty jackets can still feel stiff. Wear the jacket regularly, and it will naturally soften and conform to your body over time. Washing it according to care instructions can also help.

For tough stains, pre-treat the area with a stain remover suitable for cotton before washing. Avoid excessive scrubbing, which can damage the fabric fibers. For oil-based stains, a degreaser or dish soap can sometimes be effective, followed by a cold wash cycle.

Ensure the fabric lining is not caught in the zipper teeth. If it's still stiff, try rubbing a graphite pencil or a specialized zipper lubricant along the teeth to help it glide more smoothly. Keep the zipper clean from dirt and debris.

Ensure the jacket is clean, as dirt and oils can compress insulation. For Sherpa and quilted linings, gentle washing and air drying can help fluff up the fibers. Check for any tears or damage to the lining that might be causing heat loss.

Inspect the adjustment mechanism at the hood hem. Ensure the cord is properly threaded through any toggles or cinches. If a toggle is broken, it may need to be replaced to maintain a secure hood fit.