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The Carhartt Carbon Heather Textured Half-Zip Fleece Jacket brings hardworking warmth to every season, built in a Carbon Heather colorway that pairs easily with high-vis vests, work pants, and casual weekend wear alike. Weighing in at 7 ounces of 100% polyester fleece, it delivers consistent insulation without the bulk that gets in the way on an active job site.
The zip-through collar seals out neck drafts, while two lower front zippered pockets keep your phone, measuring tape, or gloves secured through a full shift. Elastic binding at the cuffs locks in warmth at the wrists, and the adjustable drop tail hem lets you dial in coverage whether you are crouching under a deck or standing at a tailgate.
Relaxed fit construction means this jacket sits comfortably over a base layer or a heavier mid-layer, making it the right call from early spring through late fall. The iconic Carhartt label sewn onto the left pocket tells everyone on site exactly what they are looking at.
For brand managers putting together a company-wide uniform program, the Carbon Heather colorway offers a neutral, professional base that keeps embroidered logos crisp and visible. Construction crews, landscaping teams, utility workers, and corporate safety programs all gravitate toward this jacket because it transitions from the job site to the lunch spot without skipping a beat.
SWAGHQ handles custom embroidery with a minimum order of 6 units, a 10 to 14 business day turnaround, and a full decoration guarantee so your logo arrives exactly as approved. Whether you are equipping a crew of six or outfitting an entire regional team, this fleece represents a practical investment in both comfort and brand visibility.
| Brand | Carhartt |
| Style | Carhartt Carbon Heather Textured Half-Zip Fleece Jacket |
| Style# | CT106417-carbon-heather |
| Color | Carbon Heather |
| Special Features | Zip-through collar; Two lower front zippered pockets |