Details
This coat is built for cold-weather work, with Wind Fighter technology, a fleece-lined upper body and hood, and hidden elastic cuffs that help seal out wind. Its Warmth Rating of Level 4a Extreme Warmth places it among Carhartt's warmest pieces.
Features & Benefits:
- 4.5 oz/yd² 100% Nylon with Rain Defender DWR - 100% nylon lining
- Blown-In Insulation - for extra warmth
- Wind Fighter Technology - to tame wind
- Fleece-Lined Upper Body and Hood - removable faux fur on hood
- Hidden Hood Drawcord with Lock
- Secure-Zip Chest Pockets - can double as hand warmers
- Large Interior Utility Pocket and Secure-Snap Hand Pockets
- Center Vent in Hem - for mobility
- Carhartt Quality: Level 4a Extreme Warmth rating, with the Carhartt label sewn on the left chest.
- Complimentary mockup: Mockups emailed quickly, typically within 24 hours, after you order for your review and approval on custom insulated jackets.
- Specialist review on every order: a decoration specialist matches the best method to your artwork and confirms your ship date before production begins - no surprises after checkout.
- Production Time: typically 4 to 8 business days - your exact ship date is confirmed after you order and review your mockup. Rush options available for tighter deadlines.
- Standard Pricing Includes: decoration in one location. Additional colors, locations, or sides quoted at order review.
- Decoration Options: Embroidery, Screen Print, or DTF Full-Color Print - decorated in-house. After we receive your order, we will recommend the best method for your item.
- Individual Personalization Available: unique names, numbers, or per-recipient artwork - pricing confirmed with your mockup.
- Drop shipping direct to recipients, split shipping, kitting and custom bundle creation available by request.
- Cold-weather field and outdoor crews
- Utilities, energy and pipeline teams
- Winter event and parking staff
- Ski, resort and snow-removal crews
- Company outerwear programs
Once you send your logo, we will provide a mockup for approval.

