Custom Carhartt Products

Custom Carhartt products give your crew workwear they will actually wear: Paxton hoodies, Duck Detroit and Super Dux coats, Gilliam vests, Rugged Flex pants, bib overalls, Force tees, beanies, work gloves, Foundry Series bags and cooler bags. Your logo is embroidered or heat-applied in a European workshop, and you approve a digital proof before anything is decorated. Free quote, delivery to all 50 states.

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Why Custom Carhartt Products Work for Company Gear

Custom Carhartt products solve a problem every operations manager knows: branded apparel that crews actually wear on the job instead of leaving it in a truck. Carhartt has made workwear since 1889, when the company was founded in Detroit, Michigan, and the name still means heavy cotton duck, reinforced seams and gear built for job sites, farms, warehouses and cold mornings. Put your logo on that and it travels to every site your team works on.

The recognition matters as much as the fabric. A Carhartt jacket or beanie is something people buy for themselves, so a branded one reads as a real gift rather than swag. Field technicians, construction crews, utility teams, landscapers and plant staff all know the brand. Office teams like it too, because the hoodies, vests and beanies have moved well beyond the job site into everyday wear.

There is also a practical case for standardizing on one brand. A single Carhartt order can outfit a crew from head to toe: beanie, jacket or vest, shirt, pants or bib overalls, gloves and socks, plus a bag or cooler to carry lunch to the site. Every piece shares one look, one logo placement and one supplier. If you want to compare with other brands, Branded Workwear gathers the wider range of job-site apparel.

The Carhartt Range in This Collection

This collection groups 45 Carhartt references into seven families. Matching the family to the recipient matters more than the individual style. Outerwear suits winter crews and outdoor staff. Sweatshirts suit everyone. Pants and overalls suit trades. Bags and coolers suit field teams and client gifts alike.

FamilyStyles in the collectionTypical recipient
SweatshirtsPaxton heavyweight hooded sweatshirt, Paxton hooded zip mock, midweight hooded sweatshirtAll staff, company swag, new hires
Coats and jacketsDuck Detroit jacket, Duck Traditional coat, sherpa-lined duck coat, Super Dux insulated hooded coat, Thermal-Lined Active Jac, Gilliam jacket, women's Gilliam rain jacketOutdoor crews, winter programs, leadership
VestsGilliam vest, women's Gilliam vest, Montana insulated vest, insulated Duck vest, sherpa-lined duck mock neck vestLayering for site and office
Pants, overalls and shirt jacsRugged Flex Rigby pant, Rugged Flex Rigby cargo pant, cotton duck bib overalls, insulated duck bib overalls, Rugged Flex fleece-lined shirt jacTrades, field techs, farm and ranch teams
Shirts and teesForce short sleeve pocket tee, Force UPF 50+ long and short sleeve shirts, Rugged Professional wrinkle-free shirt, women's poloUniform programs, summer crews, client-facing staff
Headwear, gloves and socksAcrylic knit beanie, Watch Cap 2.0 rib knit beanie, Rugged Professional canvas cap, C-Grip, high-dexterity, thermal and waterproof insulated gloves, heavyweight and Force midweight crew socksVolume handouts, cold-weather kits
Bags, coolers and homeFoundry Series duffel and laptop backpack, utility tote, waist pack, crossbody zip bag, 6-can lunch cooler, 18-can cooler tote, 20-can backpack cooler, Firm Duck sherpa-lined blanketField teams, client gifts, incentives

The sections below walk through each family, starting with the pieces companies order most often for broad employee programs.

Branded Carhartt Sweatshirts, Jackets and Vests

Sweatshirts are where most custom Carhartt orders start. The collection carries three hooded options. The Paxton heavyweight hooded sweatshirt is the warmer, more substantial choice for cold sites and outdoor shifts. The Paxton hooded zip mock adds a zip collar for easy layering over a work shirt. The midweight hooded sweatshirt is the all-season staple, light enough for a warehouse floor and still a solid everyday hoodie at home. For a company-wide handout, one hoodie in a single color keeps the order simple and the look consistent. Personalized embroidered hoodies covers other hoodie brands if you need a wider choice.

Duck Canvas Coats and Work Jackets

Duck canvas is the fabric Carhartt is best known for: a tightly woven cotton that stands up to abrasion and breaks in over time. The collection includes the Duck Detroit work jacket, a short, classic silhouette that has been a Carhartt signature for decades, and the Duck Traditional coat, an insulated, longer cut for cold-weather crews. The sherpa-lined duck coat and the Thermal-Lined Active Jac add a warm lining with a hood, while the Super Dux insulated hooded coat is the pick for teams that work outside through the winter. These are the gifts that crews remember, and they make a strong year-end thank-you for field staff. Custom canvas work jacket lists other canvas styles.

Gilliam Nylon Jackets and Vests

The Gilliam line is the lighter, more technical side of the range. The Gilliam jacket and vest are nylon with a water-repellent finish and insulation, so they suit cool, damp days and layering under a heavier coat. The women's Gilliam vest and women's Gilliam rain jacket give mixed teams a cut designed for women rather than a unisex compromise. A Gilliam vest is one of the most versatile pieces in the collection: it works on a job site, at a trade show booth and at the office.

Montana, Duck and Sherpa-Lined Vests

For crews who need their arms free, the collection adds three more vests. The Montana insulated vest is built for teams, the insulated Duck vest pairs cotton canvas with a warm lining, and the sherpa-lined duck vest has a mock neck that blocks wind at the collar. Vests embroider cleanly on the chest and are easy to size, which makes them a reliable choice for a large mixed order. Branded Insulated Vests gathers other insulated vest brands.

Custom Carhartt Workwear: Pants, Bib Overalls, Shirts and Tees

Workwear is where Carhartt earns its reputation, and it is the family that turns a gift into a uniform program. Choosing workwear for a crew is different from choosing a hoodie: fit, mobility and the job itself drive the decision, so involve a site lead before you finalize styles.

Rugged Flex Pants and Shirt Jac

Rugged Flex is Carhartt's stretch technology, built into canvas so the garment moves when the wearer kneels, climbs or reaches. The collection carries the Rugged Flex Rigby pant and the Rugged Flex Rigby cargo pant, both in stretch canvas, plus the Rugged Flex fleece-lined shirt jac, a heavy shirt that works as a light jacket in spring and fall. Pants are usually left plain or carry a small mark, while the shirt jac takes a chest logo that reads well on a crew photo.

Cotton Duck and Insulated Bib Overalls

Bib overalls are a Carhartt classic for trades, agriculture and anyone working on their knees. The collection includes cotton duck bib overalls for three-season wear and insulated duck canvas bib overalls for winter. They suit a cold-weather crew kit alongside a duck coat and an insulated vest. Logo placement on bibs is limited by the cut, so we show the exact position on your proof before anything is decorated.

Force Tees, UPF Shirts and Rugged Professional Shirts

The Force line is Carhartt's sweat-wicking performance range, made for hot days and hard work. The collection carries the Force short sleeve pocket t-shirt plus Force long and short sleeve shirts rated UPF 50+, which suit summer crews, landscaping teams and outdoor events. For client-facing staff, the Rugged Professional shirt is a wrinkle-free button-up that holds a neat look through a long day, and the women's polo gives mixed teams a matching option. Custom Performance T-Shirts covers other moisture-wicking tees.

Carhartt Beanies, Caps, Gloves, Socks and Bags with Your Logo

Accessories are the volume tier of a Carhartt program. They cost less per recipient than outerwear, fit everyone without a size survey for most items, and still carry the brand people recognize. They also round out a jacket or hoodie gift into a full kit.

Beanies and the Rugged Professional Cap

The Carhartt knit beanie is one of the most recognizable pieces of headwear in the country. The collection offers two versions: the acrylic knit beanie and the Watch Cap 2.0 in rib knit. Both take an embroidered logo on the cuff, which is the cleanest way to put your mark next to the Carhartt label. The Rugged Professional canvas cap adds a structured option for summer and for teams that prefer a brim. Personalized embroidered beanies and Embroidered custom caps list more headwear if you need alternatives.

Work Gloves and Crew Socks

Gloves are a practical gift that crews use up, which makes them a natural reorder item. The collection includes TPR-coated C-Grip work gloves, high-dexterity open-cuff gloves for detailed tasks, wind-resistant fleece thermal gloves and waterproof insulated gloves for winter. Socks come as heavyweight crew socks in a 4-pack and Force midweight crew socks in a 3-pack. Whether a logo can go on a given glove or sock is confirmed on proof, item by item. When direct decoration is not possible, these pieces still work well inside a branded kit next to a decorated jacket or beanie.

Foundry Series Bags, Totes and Small Carry

The bag range covers travel and daily carry. The Foundry Series 20-inch duffel bag suits a weekend trip or a gym bag, and the Foundry Series laptop backpack works for staff who split their week between site, office and home. The canvas utility tote, the waist pack and the crossbody zip bag cover lighter everyday carry. Personalized Duffel Bags lists other duffel brands.

Cooler Bags and the Sherpa-Lined Blanket

Three insulated coolers make the collection unusually strong for field teams: a 6-can lunch cooler for the daily site lunch, an 18-can cooler tote for crew breaks and tailgates, and a 20-can backpack cooler that carries hands-free. They make a good Fourth of July or summer picnic gift. The Firm Duck sherpa-lined blanket is the home piece of the range, built from the same duck canvas outside with a warm sherpa lining, and suits holiday and service-anniversary gifts. Personalized Cooler Bags carries more cooler styles.

How Custom Carhartt Products Are Decorated

Carhartt fabrics range from heavy duck canvas to stretch canvas, nylon, fleece and knit, and each takes decoration differently. Every order is decorated to order in a European workshop, and the exact method and position for each item is confirmed on your proof before production starts.

Item typeDecoration optionsUsual placement
Hoodies and sweatshirtsEmbroidery or heat transferLeft chest, center chest, sleeve; confirmed on proof
Duck and canvas coats, jackets, vestsEmbroidery or heat transferLeft chest or back; confirmed on proof
Gilliam nylon jackets and vestsEmbroidery or heat transferLeft chest; confirmed on proof
Pants, bib overalls, shirt jacEmbroidery or heat transferBib chest, hip or chest; confirmed on proof
Force tees, shirts, Rugged Professional shirt, poloEmbroidery or heat transferLeft chest, sleeve, back; confirmed on proof
Beanies and capEmbroidery or heat transferBeanie cuff, cap front; confirmed on proof
Bags, totes, coolersEmbroidery or printFront panel or flap; confirmed on proof
Gloves and socksFeasibility checked per itemConfirmed on proof

Embroidery or Heat Transfer?

Embroidery is the natural match for Carhartt: it sits well on duck canvas and knit, and it gives a raised, durable logo that looks at home next to the Carhartt label. Heat transfer suits fine detail, small text and multi-color logos, and works on smoother fabrics such as the Force tees and Gilliam nylon. On many garments both methods are possible, and we recommend the better one for your artwork on the proof.

Artwork and Proofs for Branded Carhartt Gear

Send vector art as AI, EPS, PDF or SVG with fonts outlined. For embroidery, a simplified version of your logo with fewer fine lines gives a cleaner result on heavy canvas. Every order goes through a digital proof, typically within 48 hours, showing the logo position and size on each item. On a large run we recommend approving a finished sample first, because the look of embroidery on duck canvas is easier to judge in hand than on a screen.

Ordering Custom Carhartt Products in Bulk

The minimum order for custom Carhartt products is typically 25 to 50 units per item, depending on the style and the decoration method, and your free quote states it up front. A mixed order is common: for example, a midweight hoodie for every employee, a Duck Detroit jacket for field leads and a beanie for everyone. Lead time is typically about three to four weeks after proof approval, and your quote confirms the date for your order. For a holiday or event deadline, give us your in-hands date when you request the quote.

Sizing a Team Order

Apparel is the part of a Carhartt order that needs planning. Most garments come in a run of sizes, and the women's Gilliam pieces and polo come in women's cuts. Collect sizes from recipients with a quick form before you confirm counts, since changing a size after decoration is far harder than choosing it up front. Gloves come in sizes too, while beanies, bags, coolers and the blanket need no sizing at all, which makes them the easiest choice for a large handout.

Shipping Carhartt Gifts Across All 50 States

One order can be split between offices, job sites and home addresses in all 50 states. Send a single address file with sizes per recipient, and we pack each parcel to match. For crews that move between sites, shipping to a central yard or branch office is often simpler.

Where Carhartt Fits in a US Gifting Calendar

Insulated coats, vests, beanies and gloves peak in fall and before the holidays, when crews head into winter. Force tees, UPF shirts and coolers suit summer safety weeks, Fourth of July events and company picnics. Hoodies and beanies work year-round as company swag, at trade shows and in a New Hire Welcome Kit for staff joining a field team. A duck jacket or the sherpa-lined blanket makes a lasting service-anniversary or retirement gift for someone who spent years on the job.