Carhartt was founded in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 1889 as a workwear brand.

Carhartt started with just four sewing machines and five employees, and while it has remained an indispensable brand to many workers, in the 1990s it established itself as a brand closely linked to various cultures.

In 1997, Carhartt WIP (Work in Progress) was launched in Europe with the concept of "staying true to the origins of Carhartt while focusing more on design and quality and adapting the identity of core products."

This time, we will focus on Carhartt WIP and introduce their Spring/Summer 2025 lineup.

The hottest model right now, whether new or used, is undoubtedly the Detroit jacket. Now, Detroit has released a spring model with no lining.

The faded Dearborn canvas gives it a great look, the gold-tone zipper, and the durable triple stitch and details are also impeccable.

Among the many Carhartt jackets, this one is popular because it is relatively short and easy to match with other items. This item is sure to sell out, so be sure to get yours soon.

The familiar chore coat style Michigan coat is the US model equivalent to the CHORE COAT.

As the name "CHORE" suggests, this is workwear that was originally treated tough. It seems best to wear it roughly.

Like the Detroit Jacket, unlined models are very rare and can be worn for a long period of time by changing the inner lining.

In addition to the classic black and beige, we also recommend the unique WIP color green.

When you think of Carhartt, many people will think of this vest.

With its distinctive kangaroo pocket, ribbed knit collar, gold-tone front zipper, and the fabric's unique texture that develops with wear, there are plenty of reasons why this vest is a must-have.

The duck vests designed in the US tend to have large arm circumferences that make the shoulders feel tight, but the WIP vests have a loose arm circumference. In early spring, we recommend wearing a large long T-shirt under the vest.

If the jacket is Detroit, then the pants are definitely Carhartt, the hot black double knee style of these days.

USED items are becoming increasingly expensive, but being able to wear these rugged shoes from brand new at this price is a privilege of WIP.

The gold rivet are not found on other brands of double knee pants, and are a symbolic part of Carhartt's signature back. They are already designed to be comfortable to wear, but you can add even more flavor to them from here.

These pants are the most unusual in this season's WIP lineup. They may look ordinary at first glance, but they are actually double-knee pants. In addition, they are so light that you might wonder if they are really Carhartt pants.

The slightly thick silhouette is also excellent, making this a versatile piece that can be worn with Tops or shoes.

Available in two light-toned colors, olive and black, that look faded from wear. You can't go wrong with Carhartt jeans that can be worn in the summer.

A simple tote bag made from heavyweight cotton canvas.

The long handle makes this tote bag comfortable even when worn over the shoulder. The outer pocket is surprisingly convenient for quick storage.

Like jackets and pants, the more you use it the better it will develop its own character, and cotton canvas is unique in that it can be washed without any worries.

Great for play, work, and more. This versatile item also makes a great gift.

A horizontal stripe TEE with a thicker pitch

The nostalgic color scheme, boxy silhouette, and fabric that's neither too thick nor too thin - everything about this piece is just right for your mood.

I feel like it's a little early to choose short-sleeved shirts, but I'm afraid we'll run out of sizes by the season, so I'll buy one now.