Carhartt Coats: Men's Black Cotton Duck Quilt-Lined Winter Coat C03 BLK
Carhartt C03 BLK Men’s Black Arctic Quilt-Lined Winter Coats are constructed using 12-ounce ring-spun cotton duck fabric. It’s extra tough for lots of hard wear. You’ll like the traditional styling with a corduroy collar. Underneath the collar are snaps for ... (see full details) #CHTC03BLK.
Carhartt Coats: Men's Black Cotton Duck Quilt-Lined Winter Coat C03 BLK
Carhartt C03 BLK Men’s Black Arctic Quilt-Lined Winter Coats are constructed using 12-ounce ring-spun cotton duck fabric. It’s extra tough for lots of hard wear. You’ll like the traditional styling with a corduroy collar. Underneath the collar are snaps for the removable hood.
Designed for comfort and durability, this warm coat has triple-stitched main seams. You’ll move freely with the split, bi-swing back and the pleated elbows. The nylon lining is quilted to an arctic-weight polyester insulation for warmth on those really cold days. There’s lots of room to carry stuff in the two chest pockets, two large front pockets and two inside pockets. Carhartt has put it all together for you in a coat that you’ll love on those cold mornings when you have to scrape your windshield.
Carhartt C03 BLK Men’s Black Arctic Quilt-Lined Winter Coats will keep you warm when you need it most. Wear layers of lighter clothes underneath for even more warmth. And don’t forget your ice scraper when you head out in the morning!
Regular- 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60
Tall- 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54
The C03 Has been changed to the C003, which now has Alpha sizing.
Add $10.00 for tall and large sizes.
Sizes Manufactured:
Regular- 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60
Tall- 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54
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Customer Reviews For Carhartt Coats: Men's Black Cotton Duck Quilt-Lined Winter Coat C03 BLK
i have had mine for over 10 years
It is a warm and very durable jacket, yet easy to clean (assisting calving cows can be a pretty messy job - especially at -10 degrees). Zipper never gave up on me. It warms your lower back nicely too but it is not too long to wear it on a saddle riding horses. A wide cut makes it easy to move in it without being too bulky (give it a few weeks, it's a bit stiff when you get it first). Big pockets and plenty of them to stuff with gloves and tools.
Only thing that wore out quickly were the Velcro closures but they didn't seem to be very important anyway. And I do have to admit: even the thick cotton duck wears through in spots that are bend or rubbed much. I started to put patches on after app. 2 years - I wished I could show you a picture of this coat now, after six years. I guess I am known as the "patchwork" when I wear this coat in public ... :-)
To finish this up - this coat is not a fashion statement but sure is great for what it is meant - keep you warm and comfortable without restricting your movements while working in the cold.
or snowmobiling or out for dinner!!
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