Carhartt Hoodies, Fleeces & Sweatshirts Carhartt Hoodies, Fleeces & Sweatshirts

Carhartt Hoodies, Fleeces & Sweatshirts

Carhartt hoodies, fleeces and sweatshirts are built for on-site warmth, layering, and daily use. Featuring heavyweight cotton blends, reinforced seams and trade-fit cuts, these mid-layers are made for serious graft — on and off the clock.

Why Carhartt Hoodies Are Made for Work

Carhartt's mid-layer collection blends site-ready durability with all-day comfort. These hoodies and crewnecks are trusted by UK trades for layering in cold weather and standing up to repeat wear:

  • Heavyweight cotton/poly blends – Provide warmth without restricting movement.
  • Ribbed cuffs and waistbands – Retain shape and block draughts under jackets.
  • Reinforced stitching – Handles lifting, toolbelts, and everyday wear.
  • Roomy trade-fit – Sized to fit over base layers or under outerwear.

Where Carhartt Hoodies Work Best

  • Site prep and early morning shifts
  • Van work, delivery loading or trades on the move
  • Layering under jackets in unheated or outdoor jobs
  • DIY and home builds where comfort meets durability

How to Choose a Carhartt Hoodie or Fleece

Match your hoodie or sweatshirt to the jobsite or task with this quick guide:

1. Hoodie vs Crewneck

Choose hoodies for added wind protection and layering. Go crewneck if you need less bulk or plan to wear under outerwear all day.

2. Fabric Weight & Build

Midweight is great for movement and general wear. Heavyweight hoodies are ideal for stationary tasks or colder jobs.

3. Pullover vs Zip

Pullovers offer fewer snag points and trap heat better. Zip-ups give flexibility for layering and airflow when needed.

Accessories That Go With Carhartt Hoodies

Round out your cold weather setup with gear that complements your Carhartt hoodie or fleece:

1. Workwear Jackets

Layer a Rain Defender or Sherpa-lined coat over your hoodie for full winter coverage.

2. Work Gloves

Keep hands warm and responsive with insulated gloves — perfect for carrying, fixing or handling cold materials.

3. Thermal Base Layers

Start with moisture-wicking thermals to stay dry and warm through long shifts.

Carhartt Hoodie & Sweatshirt FAQs

Are Carhartt hoodies warm enough for outdoor use?

Yes — especially the heavyweight and fleece-lined options. They're built for cold weather use, layering and regular site wear.

Do they shrink after washing?

Not significantly — Carhartt hoodies are pre-washed and built to hold their shape. Just follow care instructions for long-term fit.

Are Carhartt fleeces waterproof?

No — most are not waterproof. They're designed as mid-layers for warmth, best paired with a waterproof outer if needed.

What sizes do they run?

Carhartt hoodies are generally roomy. Check product fit notes — Original Fit is looser, Relaxed Fit is more tailored but still trade-friendly.

Are Carhartt hoodies good for layering?

Yes — they’re designed to go over base layers and under coats. The fabric holds heat but isn’t overly bulky.

Read more

Carhartt Hoodies, Fleeces & Sweatshirts

Carhartt hoodies, fleeces and sweatshirts are built for on-site warmth, layering, and daily use. Featuring heavyweight cotton blends, reinforced seams and trade-fit cuts, these mid-layers are made for serious graft — on and off the clock.

Why Carhartt Hoodies Are Made for Work

Carhartt's mid-layer collection blends site-ready durability with all-day comfort. These hoodies and crewnecks are trusted by UK trades for layering in cold weather and standing up to repeat wear:

  • Heavyweight cotton/poly blends – Provide warmth without restricting movement.
  • Ribbed cuffs and waistbands – Retain shape and block draughts under jackets.
  • Reinforced stitching – Handles lifting, toolbelts, and everyday wear.
  • Roomy trade-fit – Sized to fit over base layers or under outerwear.

Where Carhartt Hoodies Work Best

  • Site prep and early morning shifts
  • Van work, delivery loading or trades on the move
  • Layering under jackets in unheated or outdoor jobs
  • DIY and home builds where comfort meets durability

How to Choose a Carhartt Hoodie or Fleece

Match your hoodie or sweatshirt to the jobsite or task with this quick guide:

1. Hoodie vs Crewneck

Choose hoodies for added wind protection and layering. Go crewneck if you need less bulk or plan to wear under outerwear all day.

2. Fabric Weight & Build

Midweight is great for movement and general wear. Heavyweight hoodies are ideal for stationary tasks or colder jobs.

3. Pullover vs Zip

Pullovers offer fewer snag points and trap heat better. Zip-ups give flexibility for layering and airflow when needed.

Accessories That Go With Carhartt Hoodies

Round out your cold weather setup with gear that complements your Carhartt hoodie or fleece:

1. Workwear Jackets

Layer a Rain Defender or Sherpa-lined coat over your hoodie for full winter coverage.

2. Work Gloves

Keep hands warm and responsive with insulated gloves — perfect for carrying, fixing or handling cold materials.

3. Thermal Base Layers

Start with moisture-wicking thermals to stay dry and warm through long shifts.

Carhartt Hoodie & Sweatshirt FAQs

Are Carhartt hoodies warm enough for outdoor use?

Yes — especially the heavyweight and fleece-lined options. They're built for cold weather use, layering and regular site wear.

Do they shrink after washing?

Not significantly — Carhartt hoodies are pre-washed and built to hold their shape. Just follow care instructions for long-term fit.

Are Carhartt fleeces waterproof?

No — most are not waterproof. They're designed as mid-layers for warmth, best paired with a waterproof outer if needed.

What sizes do they run?

Carhartt hoodies are generally roomy. Check product fit notes — Original Fit is looser, Relaxed Fit is more tailored but still trade-friendly.

Are Carhartt hoodies good for layering?

Yes — they’re designed to go over base layers and under coats. The fabric holds heat but isn’t overly bulky.

ITS
Store Opening Hours
Opening times