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Carhartt J132 - Extremes Arctic Jacket - Quilt Lined
When working in extreme weather, grab you Carhartt Extremes® active jacket. Originally manufactured for the Alaska pipeline workers, this jacket is durable with a water-repellent, 1000-denier Cordura® nylon shell. The shell acts as a barrier between you and the bitter cold wind. It is lined with Carhartt arctic weight lining to keep you warm all day long.
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Carhartt no longer makes that item, but we found a replacement:
Carhartt J132 - Extremes Arctic Jacket - Quilt Lined
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- 1000-denier Cordura nylon
- Water-repellent polyurethane finish on underside of shell fabric
- Nylon lining quilted to arctic-weight polyester insulation
- Snaps under collar for optional hood
- Additional features: split back with bi-swing, pleated elbow, rib-knit storm cuff in sleeve, adjustable waist tabs, under-arm grommets for ventilation
Carhartt J133 - Extremes® Arctic Active Jacket - Quilt Lined
- Water-repellent 1000 denier Cordura® nylon with nylon lining quilted to arctic-weight polyester insulation
- Water-repellent polyurethane finish on underside of shell fabric
- Attached quilt-lined three-piece hood with draw cord closure
- Two inside pockets
- Two lower-front pockets
- Rib-knit cuff and waistband Triple-stitched main seams Back length: Large Regular: 29 inches; Large Tall: 31 inches
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