CARHARTT

Carhartt

Carhartt was founded to produce workwear for railroad workers.

Its initial growth during the 1890s focused on the need for durable, hard-wearing clothing for this category of workers. Over time, Carhartt's products developed distinctive features intended to extend their durability, including the use of strong yarns, reinforcing rivets at the highest stress points, and a range of high-tech, flame-, abrasion- or water-resistant materials.

Until now, Carhartt clothing was commonly found in non-metropolitan sites, such as farms, ranches, etc.

In Europe, it is marketed as one of the most fashionable outdoor clothing brands, comparable to Stüssy, Dickies, Resto, Volcom or Element and supports related groups such as artists, musicians and skaters