1989 Carhartt Blanket Lined Chore Coat 100 Year Anniversary
This original 1989 Carhartt work jacket was released to commemorate the brand’s 100-year anniversary—marking a full century of rugged American-made workwear. With its classic tan duck canvas shell, quilted lining, and heavyweight construction, this piece is a tribute to Carhartt’s industrial roots and enduring legacy.
The front features the original brass zipper and storm flap, with dual lower hand pockets and a clean chest panel. The rear shows off what makes this piece special: a faded yet visible “100 Years of Carhartt – 1889–1989” commemorative graphic in black across the back, framed by worn canvas and subtle sunfade. The jacket has all the right wear: light fraying on the cuffs, softened fabric at high-touch zones, and a gently worn-in collar. This is the kind of distressing money can’t buy—earned over decades of real-world use.
Unlike modern Carhartt pieces, this jacket is USA-made and cut in a true workwear silhouette—slightly cropped in the body, wide in the arms, and rugged throughout. Great for collectors of heritage workwear, vintage Americana, or anyone who wants a piece of functional fashion that still holds up in daily wear.
L/XL. Measures 25x28.5
Flaws - Stains
A rare anniversary issue from Carhartt’s centennial celebration, this jacket captures the brand’s transition from hard labor staple to global style icon. It won’t be easy to find another.
This original 1989 Carhartt work jacket was released to commemorate the brand’s 100-year anniversary—marking a full century of rugged American-made workwear. With its classic tan duck canvas shell, quilted lining, and heavyweight construction, this piece is a tribute to Carhartt’s industrial roots and enduring legacy.
The front features the original brass zipper and storm flap, with dual lower hand pockets and a clean chest panel. The rear shows off what makes this piece special: a faded yet visible “100 Years of Carhartt – 1889–1989” commemorative graphic in black across the back, framed by worn canvas and subtle sunfade. The jacket has all the right wear: light fraying on the cuffs, softened fabric at high-touch zones, and a gently worn-in collar. This is the kind of distressing money can’t buy—earned over decades of real-world use.
Unlike modern Carhartt pieces, this jacket is USA-made and cut in a true workwear silhouette—slightly cropped in the body, wide in the arms, and rugged throughout. Great for collectors of heritage workwear, vintage Americana, or anyone who wants a piece of functional fashion that still holds up in daily wear.
L/XL. Measures 25x28.5
Flaws - Stains
A rare anniversary issue from Carhartt’s centennial celebration, this jacket captures the brand’s transition from hard labor staple to global style icon. It won’t be easy to find another.
This original 1989 Carhartt work jacket was released to commemorate the brand’s 100-year anniversary—marking a full century of rugged American-made workwear. With its classic tan duck canvas shell, quilted lining, and heavyweight construction, this piece is a tribute to Carhartt’s industrial roots and enduring legacy.
The front features the original brass zipper and storm flap, with dual lower hand pockets and a clean chest panel. The rear shows off what makes this piece special: a faded yet visible “100 Years of Carhartt – 1889–1989” commemorative graphic in black across the back, framed by worn canvas and subtle sunfade. The jacket has all the right wear: light fraying on the cuffs, softened fabric at high-touch zones, and a gently worn-in collar. This is the kind of distressing money can’t buy—earned over decades of real-world use.
Unlike modern Carhartt pieces, this jacket is USA-made and cut in a true workwear silhouette—slightly cropped in the body, wide in the arms, and rugged throughout. Great for collectors of heritage workwear, vintage Americana, or anyone who wants a piece of functional fashion that still holds up in daily wear.
L/XL. Measures 25x28.5
Flaws - Stains
A rare anniversary issue from Carhartt’s centennial celebration, this jacket captures the brand’s transition from hard labor staple to global style icon. It won’t be easy to find another.
