Get ready for the colder months with this heavy-duty, ultra-warm Carhartt flannel overshirt. Combining the classic look of a lumberjack plaid shirt with the warmth of a winter jacket, this piece is fully lined with thick, grey sherpa fleece in the body. It features a rugged snap-button front closure, two chest pockets (with the iconic Carhartt woven logo patch), and two convenient handwarmer pockets. Built to last and incredibly versatile.

Key Features:

• Heavyweight Flannel Exterior: Classic blue and cream check pattern.

• Sherpa Fleece Lining: Exceptional insulation and heat retention.

• Pockets: 2x snap-button chest pockets, 2x side welt hand pockets.

• Fastening: Heavy-duty Carhartt-branded snap buttons (poppers) for easy on/off.

• Fit: Carhartt's signature 'Loose Fit' allows for total freedom of movement.

Measurements: TBC

• Tip for you: Measure the pit-to-pit and the collar-to-hem in inches and add them right here! Buyers are much more likely to purchase when measurements are provided.

How to Style It

This shacket is the ultimate transitional wardrobe staple.

• The Streetwear Skater Look: Wear it fully unbuttoned over a heavy-weight plain white or grey marl t-shirt. Pair with baggy, light-wash denim or loose-fit corduroy trousers, finished with chunky skate shoes or classic Converse.

• The Rugged Workwear Vibe: Layer it over a thermal waffle-knit henley. Pair with thick canvas work trousers (like Carhartt double-knees) or raw selvedge denim, and finish the look with sturdy leather work boots like Red Wings or Timberlands.

• Deep Winter Layering: Because of the roomy 'Loose Fit', this works brilliantly worn completely open over a classic grey pullover hoodie. Pop the hood out the back for a relaxed, layered silhouette.

The Carhartt Legacy

Founded in Detroit, Michigan, in 1889 by Hamilton Carhartt, the brand originally started with just two sewing machines and five workers, creating heavy-duty overalls for railroad workers. Built on the motto "Honest value for an honest dollar," Carhartt became legendary for its indestructible workwear, utilizing heavy duck canvas and triple-stitched seams. In the 1990s, the brand was adopted by the hip-hop, skate, and streetwear communities, leading to the creation of Carhartt WIP (Work in Progress). Today, Carhartt represents the perfect intersection of rugged, utilitarian durability and timeless street style.