Thermal-Lined Duck Active Jacket

I bought this jacket for my son and it fits true to size and is very nice and comfortable and keeps him nice and warm.

I’ve owned this jacket for 5 years and other than minor wear and tear that comes from use, it’s still going strong. It’s warm on its own and if it’s truly frigid out you can layer it with a hoody and a longsleeve underneath and you should be good to go. A classic work jacket that should last you for many years to come.Accept no imitations and go with the OG leader in workwear jackets, the Carhartt J131.

The jacket was exactly as described and expected. Only suggestion is if you have your mail sent to a P.O. Box, us that address instead of your physical address. The company was prompt in getting the item re-sent to me

I bought this coat for my son for Christmas and he loved the fit and style of it.

I love the coat. Very thick heavy and warm. I should have read the product details more closely and not ordered the duck fit. Very loose in the back and let's cold air in. Dress in layers with this jacket on top and you're good to go

It was what I wanted.

Just got back from two back to back trips. San Bernardino mountains in southern California and a trip through Tennessee both in the winter. Highs ranged from 30s-60s. In the 30s I wore a light sweater and Tshirt underneath. Above 50 I was warm with a just a t-shirt under. Over 65 and this jack is almost too warm. Love the canvas feel of the outer and the lining on the inside. It's a very tough jacket and the hood is larger than most other jackets. Kept me dry in both rain and snow. I can hear the drops bouncing off my hood. It's a little loose/bulky fit... But that's what makes it great for layering. Great job with this design Carhartt. One more thing... The front pockets are very deep. I can discreetly keep a beer in each one and they don't stick out at all for those long walks away from the campsite!

**Please click on HELPFUL if you found this helped in your product search.**My son is ALWAYS outside in the cold, walking long distances to various friends' houses. I took him to look for a new jacket and he immediately went to this jacket. It was rugged looking, but I thought it would be heavy and uncomfortable...boy was I wrong. The outer shell looks like you can walk through a briar-patch with total invincibility. Overall, it looks somewhat understated, yet something that caught his eye. The polyester thermal lining was something that I feared would not keep him warm compared to the high-priced, high-tech fibers in other jackets. Wrong again! He was out for hours walking in 28 degree weather with 15-20 mph winds, and he was warm. Even the hood is thermal-lined! The sleeves have rib-knit cuffs and the waist has the same design to pull tight and keep the cold out. The jacket has two large pockets to keep your hands warm and are large enough to fit gloves comfortably. There are also two convenient inside pockets, handy for cell phones or whatever. The seams are triple-stitched and look like they will last a long time, and the zipper is heavy brass metal construction.My son is average height, so the slightly smaller sizing than other jackets, like the Dickie's brand, made the jacket fit much better and did not appear to engulf him. The jacket was not as bulky as I thought, was warmer than I thought, and had the construction I expect in jackets double the $64 price I paid. Local stores had this jacket for $90 + tax, so I easily spend the extra few dollars to get 2-day shipping.