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FAQs
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Hamilton Carhartt started making overalls in Detroit in 1889, with four sewing machines and five employees. Carhartt WIP is the European side of it: Edwin Faeh set up Work In Progress in 1994 as Carhartt's European distributor, and it later took the licence to make and design its own collections outside the United States. The construction and the heritage are shared; the cuts are different. What we stock is WIP.
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A skirt with a second layer of fabric sewn across the front. On work trousers that panel protects the knees. On a skirt it does nothing structural, and Carhartt WIP has kept it anyway. The Maeve is the one to look at, and the Single Knee has one panel rather than two.
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The OG Detroit if you want the one that reads as Carhartt, or the OG Active if you'd rather something plainer. Both are canvas. The Skyler and the Janet are liners, so they layer under a coat rather than working as one on their own.
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Shoulder bags and crossbodies make up most of it — the Kickflip, Philis, Richmond, Haste and Elway, plus the Dawn belt bag and the Jake pouch for phone-and-keys size. Larger options are the Otley and Richmond backpacks and the Irwin and Skye totes. The Vernon is an organiser, and the clear WIP wash bag and travel case are the odd ones out.
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Six-panel caps, beanies and bucket hats, mostly. The Icon Cap is the one people ask for, and the Madison Logo Cap sits alongside it. The Ashley Beanie is the volume seller in the knitted range, with the Short Watch Hat as the shorter alternative. Bucket hats come as the Ashley and the Orla.
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The women's range is cut on its own lasts rather than scaled down from the men's, so it runs closer to true than the men's line, which is generous. The trousers are the ones to check: Brandon is wide through the leg by design and Pierce is straighter, so the difference you are feeling is the cut rather than the size. The size guide sits on each product page.