Six New Carhartt Pants Workers Will Love
Carhartt pants have been around for a long time – for over 100 years, as a matter of fact – and they’ve made a name for themselves by offering durability, function and comfort that keeps loyal customers coming back year after year. Carhartt has also mastered the ability to innovate pants to fit the demands of the growing workforce. And while certain styles may very well stand the test of time – we’re looking at you B11 — Carhartt isn’t afraid to launch new styles that push customer expectations to new levels and attract an entirely new generation of workers to their long-lasting products. Below are the innovative Carhartt pants that are kicking butt – ahem, forging new paths – on to the job site and the jobs we think they’re best-suited to tackle.
Full Swing Cryder Dungaree 2.0 (Style 102812)
All of Carhartt’s pants are built to endure whatever you throw at them, but these Dungarees are specially fitted to repel water with Carhartt’s Rain Defender® technology. Even better, these pants are equipped with articulated knees, which make squatting and kneeling easier. As with all of the pants on this list, the Full Swing Cryder Dungaree 2.0 is made from Rugged Flex® technology. What exactly is Rugged Flex®? It’s a special fabric made with a small percentage of spandex, resulting in a soft and flexible garment that will move with your body, not against it. This particular pant also features a 39% polyester blend, which adds strength and durability. Available in burnt olive, shadow, and Yukon colors.
Why You Should Try the Full Swing Cryder Dungaree 2.0:
- Soft, Stretchy, and Durable Material
- Water Repellant
- Articulated Knees
- Strong, Sewn-On-Seam Belt Loops
- Right Leg Cell Phone Pocket
- Left Leg Utility Pocket
Great For:
Masons who regularly bend, kneel and squat on the job and want a rugged pant to withstand the elements.
Rugged Flex Rigby Double Front Pant (Style 102802)
Double-front styles are often popular because they offer twice the durability and protection of a normal pant with a pocket for knee pad inserts. Adding Rugged Flex® technology to the mix means you have one hell of a tough pant that will stretch and conform to whatever your job calls for. It also features tough-as-nails, sewn-on-seams belt loops and a hidden back zipper pocket. Available in shadow and hickory colors.
Why You Should Try the Rugged Flex Rigby Double Front Pant:
- Soft and Stretchy Material
- Double Front with Cleanout Opening for Knee Pads (sold separately)
- Stronger, Sewn-On-Seam Belt Loops
- Right Leg Cell Phone Pocket
- Left Leg Utility Pocket
Great For:
- Tile or flooring installers who must crouch or kneel throughout the day and depend on a pant that’s flexible and knee-pad friendly.
Rugged Flex Rigby Five Pocket Relaxed Fit Pant (Style 102517)
Quickly scan customer reviews on these work pants and it’s clear to see why they’re a hit. Stylish, comfortable, and lightweight, they also feature Rugged Flex® technology and a relaxed fit made for tackling the day. Best of all, this popular pant is available in 4 colors: gravel, hickory, dark coffee, and dark blue.
Why You Should Try the Rugged Flex Rigby Five Pocket Relaxed Fit Pant :
- Four color options
- Soft and Stretchy Material
- Five Pocket design
- Strong, Sewn-On-Seam Belt Loops
- Right Leg Cell Phone Pocket
Great For:
- Plumbers who want a flexible pant that won’t pinch or bind when they’re in tight situations on the job.
Double Knee Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Jean (Style 103329)
Nothing says hard work like a nice pair of denim. Carhartt’s latest take on the double-knee jean features their patented Rugged Flex® technology that’s both rugged and flexible. Since they’re double-knee, they provided added protection and feature cleanout openings that accommodate knee pads. Not to be overlooked are the multiple tool and utility pockets that make these jeans a walking tool belt ready for your next big project.
Why You Should Try the Double Knee Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Jean:
- 12 oz. rugged, but flexible material
- Relaxed seat and thigh
- A number of tool and utility pockets.
- Double front with cleanout openings that accommodate knee pads
Great For:
- Loggers who need the added coverage double-front jeans provide, but need flexible pants to help them maneuver tough terrain and tight situations
Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Dungaree Jean (Style 102808)
One recent customer described these jeans as “The most comfortable jeans I have ever owned.” That’s tall praise for a pair of work pants, but judging by other reviews it’s well-deserved. Similar to its double-front partner, these versatile jeans feature a relaxed fit that hardworking guys like, with the Rugged Flex technology that’s taking job sites by storm. Match those qualities with the multiple tool and utility pockets and what you have is a mean, lean, hardworking jean.
Why You Should Try the Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Dungaree Jean:
- 12 oz durable, yet stretchy material
- Relaxed seat and thigh
- A number of tool and utility pockets.
- Understated and simple, making it a versatile jean.
Great For:
- Quite frankly, anyone! If you’re looking for a go-to pair of jeans that will endure long days on the job, evenings around the house and every weekend chore on your list, then these are your pair of jeans.
Women’s Original Fit Crawford Pant II (Style 102080)
You can’t talk about Carhartt bottoms without mentioning the women’s Crawford pant, the go-to style for hardworking women. Like many of the products Carhartt women prefer, these pants are built just as tough as the guys’ gear, but tailored to fit a woman’s body. Not surprisingly, these pants feature the same Rugged Flex® technology noted on most of the styles in this post. What is unique is the work Carhartt put in to ensure these fit a hardworking woman’s body. From a slightly fitted hip and thigh to a contoured waistband that prevents gapping in the back, these aren’t just downsized men’s jeans. They’re a full-on reimagination of how a women’s pant should fit, look, and function.
Why You Should Try the Women’s Original Fit Crawford Pant II:
- 8 oz. durable cotton material with a slight stretch.
- A mid-rise that sits slightly below the waist
- Ample utility pockets and a hammer loop
- The right amount of fit around the hip and thigh
- A contoured waistband that prevents gapping in the back
Great For:
- As one recent customer noted, these are “Awesome pants for work or play.” In other words, these pants are great for almost any job or activity you throw their way. Available in 4 muted, yet stylish colors, it’s not uncommon for customers to buy a pair in each color to compliment almost every outfit combination they can imagine.
Where are my double fronts with Cordura? None of your new pants have the hammer loop. Kinda basic in my world. And now you are discontinuing the only pant I wear: 100098. Who is on you focus design board? Obviously you need me. I’m available.
We’re sorry to hear Carhartt is no longer making the pants you are looking for. We will certainly pass your comments on to our Carhartt representative. While Carhartt does not have any double front pants with Cordura, they are making double front pants with a nylon Carstrong material used for the chap fronts and back kick panels. Unfortunately, these pants do not have a hammer loop. You can view that product at the link below. We appreciate your feedback, please let us know if you have any other suggestions!
https://dungarees.com/carhartt-102282-upland-relaxed-fit-field-pant
Agreed. The new pants won’t hold up as well. All made for light duty work.
I put them in my cart, went to check out and did not see the $5.00 off.
The prices on our Carhartt Pants Sale have already been marked down $5. You will not see a discount in the cart.
What pant do I order that they don’t stand up by themselves and has a cell phone pocket
Any of the pants listed above would be a great option! They are all made with a more flexible material than the classic Carhartt styles and they have cell phone pockets!
Which pants have the standard inseem (vs shorter inseem)? My husband refers standard.
Hi Lisa, I’m sorry but I’m not quite sure what you mean by “standard inseam”. Most Carhartt pants are available with inseams varying from 30-36 inches. I hope this answers your question, let us know if you have any additional questions!
Any elastic waist bands
Unfortunately there are not currently any pants with elastic waist bands.
Not a fan of the new flex duck double front knee relaxed fit pant. Get rid of the flex and bring back the more durable duck material in relaxed fit. Not everyone wants a dungaree or loose fit which they still make.
Why doesn’t Carhartt make a “Ranger pant w/ cargo side pockets like the Wrangler Riggs work wear in rip-stop and lined winter weight?
Hi John! Hopefully these Carhartt Pants are similar to what you are looking for: https://dungarees.com/carhartt-102287-flannel-lined-ripstop-relaxed-fit-cargo-pant?cid=984 Let us know if we can help you find anything else!
I really wish they would come out with more black pants. Alot of companies with uniform policies are strict and I am only allowed to wear black pants/shorts.
Hey Sebastian! While the pants listed here are not available in black, we do have a good selection of black pants available including a couple of new styles! You can check those out here: https://dungarees.com/mens/pants?&filter%5BColor%5D%5B%5D=Black
Bring back the b171 with the 19 inch leg openings. The 325’s are too low riding.
Please make the Rugged Khaki pant available in more colors, like Black, Gray, Navy.
Thr relax fit #299, I think it is, was discontinued evidently, I’ve been wearing them for years, such a shame. The material has been getting thin faster anyway. ‘Guess it’s time to try another brand.
Hi Rick. We’re sorry to hear Carhartt has discontinued the pants you’ve been wearing. We suggest trying style 102291 or 102517. Both are very similar, they are made with a canvas material, have a relaxed fit, and a cell phone pocket. We hope this helps!
Hi being a right handed roofer every pair i ever had never had a hammer loop on the right side ,but the other day i noticed a guy wearing a pair of carhartt with a hammer loop on both sides.
Do you carry a size 44×36 for men & extra roomy in the thighs?
Unfortunately we don’t have any Carhartt pants available in the loose fit in your size. We’d suggest trying these newly added Ariat Jeans. https://dungarees.com/ariat-ar1014-rebar-m3-loose-straight-leg-jeans?cid=981
Why would Carhartt discontinue the B07? The toughest jeans I ever had. Why do they always quit making stuff that’s great?
Real talk man. Don’t get me wrong stretch is an awesome thing to have in work pants, but those were tough as nails! I bought a pair 3 years ago still going strong. I’m happy I bought 2 more pairs last year that are still brand new. both Keene and Berne make pants that are identical to the B07, I can’t find a difference aside from logo.
I miss my gray Carhartt pants before flex (stretch) came out. Wish Carhartt would bring them back.
Hey Tracy! We’re sorry to hear your pants have been discontinued. Carhartt still makes a wide variety of pants without stretch. If you let us know what style you were getting before, we can help you find a replacement. Feel free to email us at info@dungarees.com!
I’ve worn the B237 15 oz. carpenter dungarees for years, working construction I needed the thickness and all the extra pockets. What replaces them now? I like the thicker jeans year round.
Unfortunately Carhartt has not made any exact replacement for the B237 jeans. The only jeans made in the same fit and weight are double knee jeans. You can view those here: https://dungarees.com/carhartt/mens/jeans?&filter%5BFit%5D%5B%5D=Loose_Fit&filter%5BFabric_Weight%5D%5B%5D=12oz&filter%5BFabric_Weight%5D%5B%5D=15oz&view=1&sort=0&filter%5Bc%5D%5B%5D=0&ppg=20&pn=1&more=&action=
If you do not like the double knees, you may have to try a lighter weight.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.