Carhartt WIP has officially unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026 Icons collection updating six foundational workwear archetypes
The lineup introduces seasonal tobacco and dark navy colorways across rigid and rinsed canvas finishes
Featured silhouettes include the Double Knee Pant Michigan Coat Detroit Jacket Active Jacket and Classic Vest
Carhartt WIP has officially unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026 Icons collection, updating six of the brand’s foundational workwear archetypes. The seasonal lineup builds upon classic American design blueprints with expanded color palettes and distinct material fabrications.
Constructed from heavy-duty 12 oz cotton Dearborn Canvas and sturdy denim, the collection preserves core heritage hallmarks including triple stitching, metal rivets, and debossed shank hardware. Alongside traditional Hamilton Brown and black colorways, the FW26 offering introduces “tobacco” and “dark navy” hues, available in both soft rinsed and crisp rigid finishes designed to break in over time.
The lineup features six signature models directly adapted from archival workwear pieces. Bottoms are led by the Double Knee Pant—complete with reinforced knee paneling, tool pockets, and a hammer loop—alongside the streamlined Single Knee Pant. Outerwear offerings include the corduroy-collared Michigan Coat, the waist-length Detroit Jacket with a zipped chest pocket, the insulated hooded Active Jacket, and the rib-knit Classic Vest featuring a subtle drop-tail hem.
The Carhartt WIP Fall/Winter 2026 Icons collection will release as part of the brand’s seasonal rollout via Carhartt WIP.
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