Carhartt

Carhartt, Inc. is an American clothing company founded in 1889 by Hamilton Carhartt, specializing in durable workwear for manual laborers and industrial workers. Headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan, it remains family-owned and has a rich history of producing rugged clothing tailored to the needs of workers, starting with railroad employees. The company is known for innovations like reinforced rivets and the use of tough fabrics such as duck canvas and denim. Carhartt offers a wide range of products, including jackets, overalls, vests, shirts, jeans, fire-resistant clothing, hunting apparel, and gloves. Its garments are designed to withstand the demands of construction sites, farms, and other labor-intensive environments, incorporating high-technology materials that resist flame, abrasion, stains, and water. The brand has also gained popularity in streetwear and fashion circles, appealing to a diverse customer base that includes both traditional workers and modern fashion enthusiasts. Carhartt's commitment to quality and authenticity is encapsulated in its slogan, "True to This."