Carhartt launches crafted series of american made workwear

Carhartt has released a new limited edition Crafted Series featuring vintage reproductions of its classic workwear made entirely in America.

The line, created with the brand's in-house archivists, debuted at the end of last year with seasonal drops that include 15-ounce denim chore coats, boxy military style sweatshirts from heavy fleece, and loose double knee duck cotton pants. Items carry a new white and blue logo patch along with buttons engraved with the original heart logo and are priced higher than standard offerings.

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