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Products change, and I haven't owned a Carhartt jacket since high school (17 years ago...). But, I can say this about the one I did own back then:
I was working on the weekends as a farm hand on a dairy farm for extra cash, and my clothes kept getting tore up by various stuff on the farm (nails sticking out of fences, etc.), so I bought the Carhartt jacket. As a work jacket, it was incredible. Nothing could hurt it. Whereas those nails sticking out of fences would rip my old shirts and jackets to shreds, they wouldn't rip the Carhartt. But as an insulating jacket, it sucked. Despite being relatively heavy, it did not keep you warm, at all.
I was working on the weekends as a farm hand on a dairy farm for extra cash, and my clothes kept getting tore up by various stuff on the farm (nails sticking out of fences, etc.), so I bought the Carhartt jacket. As a work jacket, it was incredible. Nothing could hurt it. Whereas those nails sticking out of fences would rip my old shirts and jackets to shreds, they wouldn't rip the Carhartt. But as an insulating jacket, it sucked. Despite being relatively heavy, it did not keep you warm, at all.