CarharttMen's 103826 Bartlett Jacket - Sherpa Lined

Really nice jacket. Warm and comfortable. All the pockets are great. Fits nicely. The only thing I’m not crazy about is the hood is a bit small for my liking but not a big deal. Overall great coat and built sturdy.

I had been wearing the same worn-out winter jacket for 11 long years, and finally deciding to replace it with Carhartt's Washed Duck Sherpa-Lined Utility Jacket was a game-changing decision. Here's why:Pros:Exceptional Warmth: The sherpa lining of this jacket provides superior insulation, making it perfect for those biting NY winters. I was amazed at how much more comfortable I felt, even in freezing temperatures.Stylish and Practical: The jacket is not only warm but also looks great. Its relaxed fit makes it comfortable for daily wear, whether for work or casual outings.Durable Construction: Carhartt is known for its rugged design, and this jacket is no exception. The washed duck material feels sturdy without being stiff, promising long-term durability.Versatile Utility: With practical pockets and thoughtful design, it's clear that this jacket was made with the working individual in mind. It's perfect for outdoor labor or just braving the cold on a day out.Worth Every Penny: Although I was hesitant to replace my old jacket, the investment in this Carhartt jacket was well worth it. The quality, warmth, and functionality are unmatched.Cons:Why Didn't I Buy This Sooner?: My only regret is not having bought this jacket years ago. I can't believe I missed out on so much comfort.Conclusion:The Carhartt Men's Relaxed Fit Washed Duck Sherpa-Lined Utility Jacket is a must-have for anyone dealing with cold winters. It combines functionality with style, durability with comfort, and offers value that is hard to beat. I'm now looking forward to winter, knowing I have this jacket to keep me warm. If you're in the market for a new winter jacket, don't hesitate; this one is a winner!

This one hits all the important points for me! Got one in brown, and another for my son in gravel. Top attributes: 1) super durable and tough face fabric with the 12 oz duck canvas, 2) fit is not too much of a relaxed fit - it is not baggy (compared to other Carhartt products in same size where extra fabric just gets in the way of actual work use), 3) decent warmth and comfort with the sherpa lining (but don't expect it to keep you as warm as a puffer), 4) useful chest pockets for phone, pens, knife, and 5) overall good design that balances function and style. Low attributes, but not terrible: 1) heavy and bulky, 2) hood is just a tad too big, 3) mmm, nothing else noteworthy!

I’m 6’ @ 195lbs. It’s thick, well made, super warm, looks great. I think the zipper is good quality but time will tell. I bought the XL in a tall and it fits perfectly. It’s canvas like shell is durable and can handle light rain. This is a great jacket for any occasion and the price is right. Hope this helps

I was conflicted between the small and medium size, but I took a chance on the small, even know I normally wear mediums in hoodies and other jackets.I based my size off of a Wrangler work jacket I recieved last year for Christmas that was a size medium. Unfortunately, that jacket was a bit too big, for the sleeves went far past my wrists and the shoulder seams went too far past the end of my shoulder. It felt too bulky as well.So for this Carharrt I took a chance on the size small and didn't regret it. It fit perfect; the shoulder seams lined up and the sleeves covered my wrists perfectly. The length was good as well without it extending too low below my hips. I was even able to wear my favorite hoodie underneath it without the jacket feeling constrained and arm movement still feeling spacious.Keep in mind I have a relatively small frame, anyway so your mileage may vary.I asked my dad to try the jacket on, who is an inch shorter than me and has a more athletic build with slightly bigger shoulders, and it fit him perfect as well.The jacket itself feels high quality and will definitely hold up to some wear and the sherpa will definitely keep you warm. It's now probably the best jacket I've ever owned with plenty of pockets and a lightweight feel to the overall coat.Highly recommend if your considering it, for it is a solid alternative if the Detroit jacket lacks too little features for you.

I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what size to order and I ended up going with the large tall. It fits extremely well. I have plenty of length in the sleeves, and plenty of room to layer a hoodie underneath if I need to, however this thing has been keeping me warm in 20-30° weather so far.The quality of the jacket is extremely nice, it has thick fabric and a nice hood. The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is because the zipper is not nearly as nice as one of my older carhartt jackets that I have. It is much smaller and does not feel as strong.Overall, I am loving the jacket after a few weeks of daily wear.

Live on North California coast, fog and marine winds get mighty chilly. This jacket works great, it’s both lined and its tough exterior blocks the wind. Their Level 2 warm. Great design, built to last. I’m 6 foot, 210 46 chest and the XL fit perfect

I love this jacket. I've had it for a few months now and use it almost daily in the winter here in NY and it's been a cold winter, this jacket keeps me warmer than any other I have owned in the past. It feels durable and is clearly well made. I'm 6'1 so I ordered the tall version and it's a perfect fit. Was expensive but your not just paying for the name brand, it's the quality of the jacket that's worth that extra price.