Built to Outlast the Shift
Since 1889, Carhartt has built workwear for people who can't afford it to fail. As a Premium Partner, that same durability now backs every maintenance, grounds and engineering team we dress.
See What It's Made OfProven, Not Promised
Since 1889
Four generations of the same family, still building the same honest gear.
Alaska-Pipeline Tested
Outfitted the crews who built one of the harshest job sites on Earth.
Certified B Corp
Independently verified on social and environmental performance — not self-declared.
NFPA & ANSI Compliant
Flame-resistant and high-visibility lines built to international safety standards.
A NOTE ON THE PARTNERSHIP
Durability, Not Decoration
Carhartt has spent more than a century answering one question: will this hold up? From railroad workers in 1889 to the crews who built the Alaska Pipeline, the brand has never chased trends — it's chased durability.
That's exactly what our maintenance and engineering teams need: gear that survives a full shift, not just a photoshoot.
Every piece is built on the same principles that made the Chore Coat last a century: tightly woven duck canvas, triple-stitched seams, and where the job demands it, flame-resistant and high-visibility fabrics that meet international safety standards.
And it doesn't stop at the first wear: through Carhartt Repair and the Carhartt Reworked resale program, worn gear gets a second life instead of ending up in landfill — durability as a sustainability strategy, not a marketing line.
Craftmanship
What the Fabric Is Built On
Every Carhartt piece starts with duck canvas woven tight enough to resist tears, then reinforced with triple-stitched seams at every stress point. Where the job calls for it, flame-resistant and high-visibility fabrics meet NFPA and ANSI safety standards — not as an afterthought, but as standard practice. No buzzwords, just gear that's still working after the warranty period most brands only promise.
Built for the Work Nobody Sees
The Collection
Workwear & Coveralls
Heavy-duty pants and coveralls built from tightly woven duck canvas — reinforced at the knees and seams for the kind of work that wears equipment out fast.
Outerwear & Hi-Vis
Easy-care, stretch-enhanced fabrics that hold their shape through repeated professional laundering: designed to look freshly pressed at the end of a double shift as much as the start.
Workwear Accessories
Tool belts, gloves and utility layers designed to survive daily use — the small pieces that keep a maintenance shift running without interruption.
