Carhartt Launches First Women's Workwear Collection
The New Line, Designed Based on Feedback from Women in the Field, Features Tencel Sweatshirts and Tees with Plans for Further Expansion
- Carhartt, known for its men's workwear, has launched its first women's workwear capsule, responding to the growing number of women entering trades.
- The new collection features Tencel sweatshirts and tees, with plans to expand into work pants, joggers, and denimwear.
- The company's chief brand officer, Susan Hennike, stated that the collection is 'inspired by women, designed by women and built for women who know the definition of hard work.'
- The collection was designed based on feedback from women in the field, who expressed a need for lighter, more comfortable clothing that can withstand a day's work.
- Currently, women's workwear accounts for 20 to 25 percent of Carhartt's business, and the company sees potential for growth in this area.