Carhartt mens Flame Resistant Full Swing Relaxed Fit Quick Duck Insulated Coat

5.9 170 lbs. Purchased Large. The fit is perfect with a mid-weight sweatshirt underneath. This coat is very warm and well made. I do recommend the optional hood. I’m very happy with this purchase. Read more

Very solid, great fit, doesn't burn, thick heavy material, dark dark grey. Super comfy. Buy your size for light layering underneath, I think I could fit a heavy jacket, and its perfect. Still not swimming in just a tshirt. Shoulders fit a mans shoulders proper. The whole "not unisex" is a huge thing, buying stuff actually cut for men FITS. Women - if you're built like a man it oughta do you fine. Zipper is the only questionable item, just dunno yet. Great coat. Weld away. I didn't even see the tall option or I would have ordered it. It would have been trying to attempt being a trenchcoat at that point. Thigh pockets? Gone. Jacket? Crumpled up. I went with what Amazon recommended, and it has yet to fail me, so...use that. Read more

VERY WARM AND WELL MADE. FIT IS PERFECT. Read more

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This is by far the warmest coat I’ve ever owned. I have lived in MN, ND and Sask my entire life and been in miserable temperatures for at least six months of every year my entire life. This coat is by far the warmest, most durable, keeps the wind chill out and flexible coat I’ve ever seen. From shoveling and snowblowing to working in the oil field to watching games at the rink, you can wear it anywhere and be warm and comfortable. I own three of these jackets. Two blue and one gray. One for working in the oilfield and the other two for every day life. They are very worth the money you spend on them as you don’t need to wear three layers under it to stay warm!! Just a long sleeve shirt and your Carhartt FullSwing coat! Highly recommended!! A++++ Read more

I've lived in Carhartt jackets for most of my life. They're very nice, durable, heat and cold resistant, but this time, when I tried it on, and looked for hand pockets, they weren't there. The pockets have been moved up to under the rib cage. I almost can't reach them. Is this for when the wife steals it because she has shorter arms? Because that does happen. I must have gotten the wrong model of jacket. I'm keeping it, it's just going to be harder to keep my hands warm. Read more

I didn’t need the fireproof aspect but I do grind, smoke, and work on cars on occasion. I burn more clothes working, through winter, in my garage next to my propane heater then anything. More or less bought it for durability, warmth and because the seams and pockets are pretty stylish but still manly. In my opinion, It’s the perfect balance of style and practicality. That’s hard to find these days. There’s something very John Wayne/firefighter/gunfighter about the look which is why I pulled the trigger. :) I live in the Midwest and upon arrival this jacket is plenty warm for working outdoors. Added to a base layer and a heavy weight hoodie you’ll be sweating and anything more and you’d be sweating and then freezing. Maybe it’s not warm enough for sitting still in a Midwest tree stand in January but plenty warm for active use. You ain’t wearing it inside long that’s for sure. Anyways, listen to the mass: Make sure you size down. I did and honestly still have plenty of room for a heavy weight hoodie. Arm pocket rocks too! Everyone says the zipper sucks but it’s metal and it seams okay to me upon first arrival. Read more