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Carhartt WIP F/W 2026 "See Into The Trees"

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Carhartt WIP continues the rollout of its Fall/Winter 2026 collection with a second installment titled "See Into The Trees", which this time turns its attention to the outdoors. A natural progression following the season's Icons, it extends the concept of revisited classics by integrating subtle references to field clothing. Washes and treatments break new ground, with the arrival of treated nylon outerwear and a moon-washed version of the American Script program.

In an autumnal palette of earthy tones, forest greens, and steel blues, a "camo feather tree" pattern sets the pace for the collection. An evolution of traditional tree camo, it layers photorealistic bark, leaves, and feather details over a contrasting black background, which is unusual for camouflage. It appears as an all-over print on familiar Icons like the OG Detroit Jacket in canvas and the Single Knee Pant, as well as on new pieces, such as theOsborn Cargo Pant. Lumberjack-inspired checks, rendered in blues, browns, and greys, also adorn jackets, shirts, and scarves.

In terms of outerwear, the Stanwood Parka revisits the N-3B snorkel silhouette with a water-repellent nylon shell and medium padding, while theOrman Bomber reinterprets the MA-2 silhouette with an overdyed, distressed finish, bringing a softer dimension to utilitarian wear. The women's collection is equally notable, featuring the Raymond Jacket, a quilted version of the Detroit Jacket, and the Corey Active Jacket with a detachable hood.

The Fall/Winter 2026 collection is available now at Carhartt WIP stores, select retailers, and at carhartt-wip.com.

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The brand turns its focus to the outdoors with a new camouflage pattern and pieces crafted with references to field gear.

Carhartt WIP continues the rollout of its Fall/Winter 2026 collection with a second installment titled "See Into The Trees", which this time turns its attention to the outdoors. A natural progression following the season's Icons, it extends the concept of revisited classics by integrating subtle references to field clothing. Washes and treatments break new ground, with the arrival of treated nylon outerwear and a moon-washed version of the American Script program.

In an autumnal palette of earthy tones, forest greens, and steel blues, a "camo feather tree" pattern sets the pace for the collection. An evolution of traditional tree camo, it layers photorealistic bark, leaves, and feather details over a contrasting black background, which is unusual for camouflage. It appears as an all-over print on familiar Icons like the OG Detroit Jacket in canvas and the Single Knee Pant, as well as on new pieces, such as theOsborn Cargo Pant. Lumberjack-inspired checks, rendered in blues, browns, and greys, also adorn jackets, shirts, and scarves.

In terms of outerwear, the Stanwood Parka revisits the N-3B snorkel silhouette with a water-repellent nylon shell and medium padding, while theOrman Bomber reinterprets the MA-2 silhouette with an overdyed, distressed finish, bringing a softer dimension to utilitarian wear. The women's collection is equally notable, featuring the Raymond Jacket, a quilted version of the Detroit Jacket, and the Corey Active Jacket with a detachable hood.

The Fall/Winter 2026 collection is available now at Carhartt WIP stores, select retailers, and at carhartt-wip.com.

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Carhartt WIP F/W 2026 "See Into The Trees"

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08
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2026
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Fashion

Carhartt WIP continues the rollout of its Fall/Winter 2026 collection with a second installment titled "See Into The Trees", which this time turns its attention to the outdoors. A natural progression following the season's Icons, it extends the concept of revisited classics by integrating subtle references to field clothing. Washes and treatments break new ground, with the arrival of treated nylon outerwear and a moon-washed version of the American Script program.

In an autumnal palette of earthy tones, forest greens, and steel blues, a "camo feather tree" pattern sets the pace for the collection. An evolution of traditional tree camo, it layers photorealistic bark, leaves, and feather details over a contrasting black background, which is unusual for camouflage. It appears as an all-over print on familiar Icons like the OG Detroit Jacket in canvas and the Single Knee Pant, as well as on new pieces, such as theOsborn Cargo Pant. Lumberjack-inspired checks, rendered in blues, browns, and greys, also adorn jackets, shirts, and scarves.

In terms of outerwear, the Stanwood Parka revisits the N-3B snorkel silhouette with a water-repellent nylon shell and medium padding, while theOrman Bomber reinterprets the MA-2 silhouette with an overdyed, distressed finish, bringing a softer dimension to utilitarian wear. The women's collection is equally notable, featuring the Raymond Jacket, a quilted version of the Detroit Jacket, and the Corey Active Jacket with a detachable hood.

The Fall/Winter 2026 collection is available now at Carhartt WIP stores, select retailers, and at carhartt-wip.com.

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