Carhartt Presidents’ Day sale — 5 deals I’d buy right now starting at $11

Women wearing a Carhartt Knit Beanie in orange.
(Image credit: Carhartt)

Carhartt is one of the rare outerwear labels that effortlessly blends fashion and function. With roots in American workwear, garments are built to last the long haul, providing excellent long-term value. Just as loved by fishermen and oil rig workers as it is by street-style connoisseurs and celebs, some of my favorite Carhartt pieces are up to 40% off during the brand’s Presidents Day sale.

Carhartt beanies start at just $11 and Carhartt Waist Packs are only $17. Meanwhile, men’s midweight Carhartt Hoodies are a cool $32 and women’s Hoodies are just $27. And the legendary Carhartt Storm Defender winter jacket can be yours for only $104, a savings of $50. All deals are via Carhartt.com and you'll find the links below. For more deals, check out the REI Presidents' Day weekend sale.

Carhartt Presidents’ Day deals

Carhartt Knit Cuffed Beanie (unisex): was $19 now $11

Carhartt Knit Cuffed Beanie (unisex): was $19 now $11
The Cuffed Carhartt Knit Beanie is not only a warm and comfy accessory for your head but also a full-blown style icon rocked by everyone from Adam Driver to Rihanna. Priced at just $11, and with five chic styles to choose from, you might as well grab two. 

Carhartt Waist Pack (unisex): was $29 now $17

Carhartt Waist Pack (unisex): was $29 now $17
In case you missed the memo, waist packs are hip again, no pun intended. This petite option from Carhartt has just enough space for all your essentials, including wallet, keys and cellphone. It boasts two zippered compartments, an adjustable strap and a Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating to keep stuff dry. Discounted colors included navy and grey. 

Carhartt Midweight Hoodie (women’s): was $54 now $27

Carhartt Midweight Hoodie (women’s): was $54 now $27
One of the warmest, coziest and best-looking sweatshirts in my closet right now, the Carhartt Midweight Logo Hoodie is an actual life-changer for folks who tend to run chilly. Made from heavy-weight fleece, I recommend sizing up for an extra-comfy, loosefit feel. The women's version is available for $27 in three colors, including a lovely-looking royal blue, a bold yellow and a light olive green. 

Carhartt Midweight Hoodie (men’s): was $59 now $32

Carhartt Midweight Hoodie (men’s): was $59 now $32
Men will have to pony up an extra $5 for the Carhartt Midweight Logo Hoodie. But trust me — it's worth it. This version has the Carhartt logo on the communal pocket rather than the chest. It also features a ribbed waist and cuffs for extra insulating power and a three-piece hood with drawstrings. Choose from two discounted colors, light blue and lemongrass. 

Carhartt Storm Defender Jacket (men’s): was $154 now $104

Carhartt Storm Defender Jacket (men’s): was $154 now $104
Don't let this one pass you by. The Carhartt Storm Defender legit may be the last winter jacket you ever need to own, especially if you occasionally treat it with a proper wash-in waterproofer. For around one Benjamin, you get a supremely high-tech jacket in classic blue with more weatherproofing and insulating features than we have space to list. Go check it out for yourself! 

Care for more great deals on outerwear and high-tech apparel? We’ve got you covered. You can save big on Arc’teryx jackets during the brand’s February sales event, as well as jackets from The North Face and Patagonia. Plus, Merrell running jackets are on sale in a wide range of styles. 

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Dan Bracaglia
Senior Writer, Fitness & Wearables

Dan Bracaglia covers fitness and consumer technology with an emphasis on wearables for Tom's Guide. Based in the US Pacific Northwest, Dan is an avid outdoor adventurer who dabbles in everything from kayaking to snowboarding, but he most enjoys exploring the cities and mountains with his small pup, Belvedere. Dan is currently training to climb some of Washington State's tallest peaks. He's also a big photography nerd.