Drawing from archival styles, OG Fit jackets are core to Carhartt WIP’s history.

They are made of Dearborn Canvas and robust denim in an original loose fit, which is slightly more boxy and oversized. While each style features archetypal details like triple stitching, utilitarian pockets, and gold-tone zips, finishes will range from “rinsed” to “heavy stone wash”, resulting in an array of color gradations and varying degrees of softness.

A heavy-duty hooded jacket renowned for its insulating properties, thanks to a thick, diamond-quilted lining and cinching rib-knit trims.

Taking influence from the classic garage jacket silhouette, the OG Detroit Jacket is slightly shorter in length and features a corduroy collar, two welt pockets, and a signature zipped chest pocket.

One of Carhartt WIP’s earliest styles, the OG Chore Coat has a work-inspired design, illustrated by its roomy fit, triple stitching, and multiple utilitarian pockets.

The OG Santa Fe Jacket is equal parts functional and rugged. The design nods to an 80s style Western jacket and has a bomber-like silhouette. It also features a corduroy collar, welt pockets, and cinching rib-knit trims, as well as a signature chest and back yoke.