Carhartt WIP returns for Fall/Winter 2025 with a focus on what it does best: durable workwear that feels right at home in the city. Photographed by Léa Ceheivi, the latest lookbook highlights classic silhouettes reimagined with fresh details and a bold sense of color. The core of the collection sticks to tradition with rugged fabrics and functional design, but this season brings new energy through vintage camo prints and saturated jewel tones like maroon and primary red.
Key pieces stand out with subtle updates. The iconic Detroit Jacket, a longtime favorite in Carhartt's lineup, gets an elongated cut that pushes its familiar look into new territory. Another highlight is a wool houndstooth chore coat, which borrows lines and attitude from the classic Michigan Jacket. Each garment is designed to feel rooted in workwear history while making space for contemporary street style.
Carhartt WIP isn't chasing trends or overhauling its DNA, just refining what already works. The mix of camo and color feels grounded and timeless, showing why the brand remains a staple for those who want style and utility without compromise.