Carhartt mens Bartlett Jacket (Regular and Big & Tall Sizes) Work Utility Outerwear, Gravel, XX-Large US at Amazon Men’s Clothing store

This jacket is absolutely perfect for FALL WEATHER!!! It’s not too heavy, not too long the color is great…it doesn’t look like a work coat. I don’t know yet if it is water resistant, but if needed. I can bring it to the cleaners for treatment. It’s a good heavyweight material so I am sure it is durable. The only real drawback to this garment is its price, yes it IS a bit pricey but, for its warmth and quality it is worth the cost.Okay, so I've had it about a month and a half now. It IS a good sturdy jacket, but if it is cold out, and the wind kicks up...you WILL feel that cold, but you'll also warm back up again immediately. This jacket is MEANT to be worn with warmer shirts underneath. It's comfy, but the pockets are wrong, and they are not deep enough. I have a five inch flashlight that I carry in one pocket...and it JUST lays there...turn the wrong way and it's gone. A GREAT jacket...NOT A COAT...but it can use some REAL improvements. As Carhartt products go...I'm totally disappointed. OH...and the INSIDE ZIPPER is really too small, it's verrry hard to hold onto and zip the jacket up. A MUCH BETTER VALUE would be the ROTHCO FIELD JACKET...WITH THE LINER...TALK ABOUT A WARM JACKET...AND IT DOES PROTECT YOU FROM THE RAIN, BUT IT DOESN'T HAVE A HOOD...BUT...YOU CAN PROBABLY BUY ONE.

I have been a Carhartt fan for years, and I purchased the Utility Jacket to replace my 26 year old Carhartt chore coat.What do I like about this jacket: Everything.The Fit: I am 5ft 11in tall, 185lbs, Medium build, so I ordered a Large, and the fit is perfect from the sleeve length to the shoulders. Because the jacket is gusseted, it allows for full range of motion even with the jacket fully zipped and buttoned. The jacket has an adjustable waste cord, which I have not had to touch. Another nice feature is the jacket length, which falls at pocket level on a pair of jeans. The jacket is slightly longer in the back than in the front, which keeps it from riding up.Storage: The jacket has six pockets. Two front "hand" pockets, two buttoned breast pockets, an additional front left breast pocket with a center Velcro closure, which makes for a handy place to hold pencils, and an interior zip pocket on the left, which I use to keep my wallet secure. Pocket depth has not been an issue, and I keep an IPhone 13 in the front hand pocket with no issues.Warmth: The jacket is Sherpa lined. I've worn it hours in 25-32 degree temps and was comfortable with just a T-shirt under a Henley shirt. I would say that it would be comfortable to work in from 20-50 degrees. The zipper (right zipper) also has a button cover, making it that much more air tight. The sleeves are cuffed, though they don't appear to be at a glance. These cuffs really help with keeping cold air from seeping into the arms, especially if you're like me and you like to wear a thinner undershirt while working. There is a Sherpa-lined attached hood as well.Construction: This jacket feels heavy duty. The zipper is beefy, the buttons solid, and the overall construction is solid. I feel like I can use and abuse this jacket without destroying it. The duck outer lining is not soft cotton, but it moves, and feels strong without being stiff.Appearance: This is not a bad looking jacket and I might even call it stylish. I would feel fine wearing this while out and about.Demerits. I give this jacket one demerit, and it is a very minor demerit, and that is the attached hood. I like the hood, I like how it lays on the back when not in use without feeling bulky, I just wish that it could be removed. This is a very minor quibble, however.Overall I highly recommend this jacket if you are in the market for warm, heavy duty, and practical work wear. It is not inexpensive, but I feel it is worth every penny. In fact, I would go as far to say that even if you aren't in the market for a work jacket, but only warm jacket that can take a beating, then this jacket is worth considering. It is warm, comfortable, practical, and not bad looking.

I had been wearing the same worn-out winter jacket for 11 long years, and finally deciding to replace it with Carhartt's Washed Duck Sherpa-Lined Utility Jacket was a game-changing decision. Here's why:Pros:Exceptional Warmth: The sherpa lining of this jacket provides superior insulation, making it perfect for those biting NY winters. I was amazed at how much more comfortable I felt, even in freezing temperatures.Stylish and Practical: The jacket is not only warm but also looks great. Its relaxed fit makes it comfortable for daily wear, whether for work or casual outings.Durable Construction: Carhartt is known for its rugged design, and this jacket is no exception. The washed duck material feels sturdy without being stiff, promising long-term durability.Versatile Utility: With practical pockets and thoughtful design, it's clear that this jacket was made with the working individual in mind. It's perfect for outdoor labor or just braving the cold on a day out.Worth Every Penny: Although I was hesitant to replace my old jacket, the investment in this Carhartt jacket was well worth it. The quality, warmth, and functionality are unmatched.Cons:Why Didn't I Buy This Sooner?: My only regret is not having bought this jacket years ago. I can't believe I missed out on so much comfort.Conclusion:The Carhartt Men's Relaxed Fit Washed Duck Sherpa-Lined Utility Jacket is a must-have for anyone dealing with cold winters. It combines functionality with style, durability with comfort, and offers value that is hard to beat. I'm now looking forward to winter, knowing I have this jacket to keep me warm. If you're in the market for a new winter jacket, don't hesitate; this one is a winner!