Made from organic cotton jersey, Carhartt WIP t-shirts have a relaxed, boxy fit and an iconic look. Although they're supposed to have a loose aesthetic anyway, these garments do tend to run big, so if you're in between sizes we'd recommend you size down rather than up.

Short Story: As a workwear company, Carhartt has never made a “regular” fit. Their t-shirts, hoodies, coats, and pants have all seemed to be larger than average. The fit that you may have come to know is called “Original Fit” (and more recently Original Loose Fit).

For outerwear, bibs, and tops: If you prefer a slimmer fit or are between size, try sizing down. For bottoms: If your measurement falls between sizes, buy the larger size.

Carhartt isn't just workwear, though. It's been worn as streetwear since the late 80s, when the slimmer Work In Progress line launched, and it's only become more of a fashion staple since then. Consumers love the brand for the same reason no matter what they're doing: Carhartt makes high-quality, durable clothing.

During the 1970s, massive orders for the construction of the Alaska Pipeline helped grow the brand, and Carhartt undeniably showed that our products could survive and thrive in the most rugged conditions on Earth. The Carhartt brand became popular with consumers outside blue-collar trades during the 1980s and 1990s.

slightly large Typically, Carhartt apparel runs slightly large. If you prefer roomy apparel, order your usual size. But, if you'd like more of a snug fit, size down from what you normally order.

Carhartt is renowned for its full-cut, wind-resistant, snag-proof, heavy-duty work jackets which are popular with construction workers, miners, farmers, hunters, and outdoors people.

Carhartt apparel is purposely designed with a classic, sophisticated look while performing much better than clothing that's not made to be rugged. Whether an extra layer is needed or it's not quite cold enough for a jacket, branded Carhartt hoodies are a comfy and convenient way to bundle up.

Carhartt is much more than a maker of workwear. We're a family. Founded by Hamilton Carhartt in 1889-proudly owned and operated by the same bloodline ever since. We honor the shared values of hard work: dependability, honesty, and trust.

During the 1970s, massive orders for the construction of the Alaska Pipeline helped grow the brand, and Carhartt undeniably showed that our products could survive and thrive in the most rugged conditions on Earth. The Carhartt brand became popular with consumers outside blue-collar trades during the 1980s and 1990s.

Carhartt Force® It's a collection of properties that work together to fight sweat, dry fast, and cool you down when temps are on the rise. You can find Force technology hard at work in our flame-resistant gear, too. SHOP Men's. T-SHIRTS THAT. Fight Sweat.

An everyday tee with Carhartt pride, this men's short-sleeve t-shirt keeps you cool and comfortable on the job or off. Midweight cotton jersey is sweat-fighting and fast-drying. Mesh side panels keep air circulating to help you stay cool when work heats up.