Carhartt WIP introduces two distinct collections for Spring Summer 2025, bringing a mix of athletic influences, workwear staples, and refreshed classics. The latest drops balance sporty elements with utilitarian design, ensuring each piece remains true to the brand’s identity while introducing modern details.
The “New Arrivals” collection, captured through the lens of Daniel Vaysberg, takes inspiration from sportswear, incorporating jersey-style pieces with varsity lettering. This design extends beyond jerseys, appearing on the Hooded WIP Sweat Jacket and acrylic sweaters, reinforcing the collection’s athletic theme. While these influences add a casual energy, Carhartt WIP’s workwear DNA remains evident through structured silhouettes and durable materials.
For womenswear, a new skirt crafted from brushed polycotton jersey fabric introduces a balance of function and style, featuring triple-stitched details and two-tone embroidery. Elsewhere, the collection showcases rugby-inspired patchwork jerseys, long-sleeve polos with American Script branding, and denim that nods to the ’90s. The loose-fit Brandon Pant embraces a relaxed silhouette, while the Blake Coach Jacket offers a lightweight alternative with its chambray construction.
Carhartt WIP also delivers the “Icons” release, emphasizing staple designs built on durability and practicality. This selection focuses on signature silhouettes such as the double-layer knee pant, the Michigan Coat with reinforced stitching and four front pockets, and the Women’s OG Active Jacket.
These pieces, crafted from Dearborn Canvas or denim, receive a seasonal refresh with updated washes, finishes, and colors. Shades of dusky blue, green, and pink inject a contemporary feel, while select garments undergo a stone dye treatment, adding subtle texture and depth. The updates preserve the integrity of the originals while offering something new for longtime fans.
Both the “New Arrivals” and “Icons” collections are now available for purchase online, bringing Carhartt WIP’s signature workwear and athletic-inspired designs to the Spring Summer 2025 season.
