Carhartt WIP Fall/Winter 2026 Collection

The colder months demand more: more weight, more structure and texture. Carhartt WIP’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection takes this as its base, moving through archival styles reworked for today; field-inspired detailing and outdoor references; and outerwear that strikes a balance between functional and refined.

The new OG Trucker Jacket joins a host of Carhartt WIP Icons, like the OG Detroit Jacket, OG Active Jacket, and Double Knee Pant. Inspired by a classic Type-III jacket, it’s cut in an original loose fit with dropped shoulders, keeping the Type-III’s pointed collar, V-darts on the front, and flap pockets on the chest. The Stanwood Jacket, meanwhile, is this season’s technical take on the Detroit Jacket, updated with midweight padding and a water-repellent nylon shell.

Denim runs loose and heavy-duty, drawn from classic utility wear. The Oakland Shirt Jacket and Oakland Pant come in a rinsed finish with contrast topstitching, chest pockets borrowed from the Arctic Jacket, and reinforced front paneling pulled from an archival knee-pad construction. The new Payson Pant sits wider through the leg in this season’s ‘marble wash’, which gives a dynamic, salt-and-pepper finish with faint whiskering.

Texture and contrast are key: tactile flannel shirts and shirt jackets; rugby polos and shirts in stripes; napped corduroy pants; and brushed, fuzzy knits with a soft hand, seen in the Curtis Sweater Jacket and Women’s L/S Maine Polo Sweater. The Atoka group, featuring a jacket, coat, pant, and shirt jacket, takes this further in a wool-rich fabric with a more structured feel, accented with the new black-and-grey Square Label.

Further into the field, this season’s ‘camo feather tree’ motif updates a Realtree design with feather details scattered on a black background – a departure from traditional hunting camo. It appears on jackets, cargo pants, and accessories, alongside other outdoor-inspired gear, including onion-quilted bags and liners. The new Quentin Jacket, available in men’s and women’s, nods to a heritage field jacket, rendered in nylon canvas with a corduroy collar, oversized flap pockets, and a boxy modern fit. The Orman Bomber, meanwhile, reworks an MA-2 shape in a worn-in, overdyed finish.

For the depths of winter, the collection introduces new outerwear across different weights and shapes. In men’s, the new Arizona Jacket draws on an archival shape in artificial leather; the women’s version features a high neck and dropped shoulders, finished with elasticated trims. Elsewhere, the Women's Rayler Jacket is a padded take on the Detroit Jacket, while the men’s Ardon Jacket reimagines the Active Jacket in lightweight nylon ripstop with artificial down. The Boreal Parka reworks the Siberian Parka in a heavyweight Dearborn Canvas with a diamond-quilted lining and a pared-back drawcord hood. Together, they take the collection to its heaviest.