Carhartt WIP's Fall/Winter 2024 lineup has been a journey through diverse influences, and the brand's third and final seasonal release continues that narrative by drawing inspiration from its own archives.
The collection takes a nostalgic turn, revisiting classic Carhartt workwear silhouettes and updating them with the label's distinctive design touch. Outerwear pieces are the focal point, blending traditional function-first construction with refined details like corduroy collars, gusseted pockets, and convertible hoods.
Photographer Andrew White captures the collection in a series of rugged 1990s-inspired film stills, showcasing standout items like the stone-dyed Stanton Jacket in its classic blouson shape and the padded Toronto Jacket, which features a utilitarian silhouette complemented by ripstop fabrics and camouflage lining.
The earthy color palette established in the season's earlier drops persists, with shades of "tarragon" green and "Malbec" wine featured prominently. Garment-dyed jersey pieces also make an appearance, offering a more vintage-inspired aesthetic through their washed, faded finishes.
This final Fall/Winter 2024 delivery from Carhartt WIP is a culmination of the collection's diverse themes, blending the brand's workwear heritage with modern design sensibilities. Fans can find the pieces now on the label's official webstore.
