Carhartt Debuts Limited Edition Camo Collection

The new line features the brand’s original camo print
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Carhartt Original Fit Heavyweight Short Sleeve Pocket Logo Camo T-shirt, $20+, Men’s Carhartt Rain Defender Lightweight Insulated Camo Mock Neck Jacket, $110+, and Carhartt Relaxed Fit Midweight Hooded Logo Camo Sweatshirt, $50, at Carhartt; visit carhartt.com to shop and find local retailers. // Photograph courtesy of Carhartt

A good camo print never goes out of style, according to Carhartt. Inspired by its own design history, the Dearborn-based workwear brand has released a new, limited-edition collection for men and women that features a vintage camo print.

The six-piece Heritage Camo includes a unisex knit beanie, a heavyweight pocket T-shirt in men’s and women’s sizes that features a duck camo print; a hooded sweatshirt in men’s and women’s sizes that showcases a camo Carhartt logo on the left sleeve and features a front handwarmer pocket; and a water-repellent men’s jacket that has an abrasion-resistant shell and lightweight insulation.

Pricing ranges from $20 to $120. Like many of Carhartt’s clothing and accessories, the pieces are designed to work as as everyday wear or as gear for the outdoors.

“During these uncertain times, we’re seeing people get back to the land and enjoying the outdoors, whether it’s hunting, fishing, camping, or other activities,” says Alex Guerrero, senior vice president and general manager of Global Product at Carhartt, in a press release. “So it felt like the right time to tap into our amazing heritage and reintroduce this iconic camo to our brand enthusiasts.”

The team at Carhartt adapted the brand’s original camouflage pattern, which was first used on outwear and pants in 1972, to create the Heritage Camo collection. The idea for the collection began in 2017 when the brand’s archive team acquired a vintage camo jacket that used the original pattern.

According to company officials, the team then replicated the pattern digitally by scanning the jacket in sections. The digitized materials were then passed off to Carhartt product designers to create the new, limited-edition looks.

For more information and to shop the new collection, visit carhartt.com.