Carhartt WIP Fall/Winter 2026
by Adriano Batista
Carhartt WIP‘s Fall/Winter 2026 collection takes the colder months as a starting point and builds from there. More weight, more structure, more texture. The collection reinterprets archival pieces through a contemporary lens, pulling from workwear and the outdoors while balancing functionality with a sharper edge.
The new OG Trucker Jacket joins the family of icons alongside the OG Detroit Jacket, OG Active Jacket, and Double Knee Pant. Inspired by the classic Type III, it carries a relaxed fit with dropped shoulders while retaining the V-neck, V-shaped front seams, and chest flap pockets. The Stanwood Jacket offers a technical take on the Detroit, updated with midweight padding and water-repellent nylon. Denim takes a rugged approach with the Oakland Shirt Jacket and Oakland Pant, featuring washed finishes, contrast stitching, chest pockets inherited from the Arctic Jacket, and reinforced front panels. The new Payson Pant arrives in a wider silhouette with a marble wash.
Texture runs throughout flannel shirts, striped polos, brushed corduroy trousers, and knitwear like the Curtis Sweater Jacket. The Atoka line, comprising a jacket, coat, trousers, and overshirt, uses a richer wool fabric finished with the new Square Label in black and grey. The outdoor offering continues with the new “Camo Feather Tree” print, a reinterpretation of the Realtree pattern with feather details on a black ground, appearing on jackets, cargo pants, and accessories. The Quentin Jacket, available for men and women, takes cues from the classic field jacket in nylon canvas with a corduroy collar. The Orman Bomber reworks the MA-2 silhouette with a dyed and aged finish.
For the coldest months, the collection introduces the Arizona Jacket in synthetic leather, inspired by an archival design. The women’s version features a high collar and dropped shoulders. The Women’s Rayler Jacket quilts the Detroit Jacket, while the men’s Ardon Jacket reinterprets the Active Jacket in lightweight ripstop nylon with synthetic down. The Boreal Parka offers a modern take on the Siberian Parka in Dearborn Canvas with a diamond-quilted lining and adjustable hood. The Fall/Winter 2026 collection is available now at Carhartt WIP stores and carhartt-wip.com.
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