Carhartt WIP has introduced its Spring/Summer 2025 lineup, featuring two collections: “New Arrivals” and “Icons.” The first drop of “New Arrivals,” captured by photographer Daniel Vaysberg, highlights a blend of sportswear and the brand’s signature utilitarian aesthetic. The collection takes inspiration from athletic silhouettes, incorporating varsity-style lettering on jerseys, hooded sweat jackets, and acrylic sweaters. These elements add a vintage-inspired touch while maintaining the brand’s rugged appeal.
The collection also expands its women’s offerings, including a brushed polycotton jersey skirt. This new piece features triple-stitch details and two-tone embroidery, ensuring durability while maintaining a refined look. Other key additions include rugby-style embroidered patchwork jerseys and American Script long-sleeve polos. In the denim category, Carhartt WIP embraces a ’90s-inspired aesthetic. The loose-fit Brandon Pant and the newly introduced Blake Coach Jacket come in lightweight chambray, making them ideal for warmer months.
Reimagining Carhartt WIP Icons
Alongside “New Arrivals,” Carhartt WIP presents the “Icons” collection, which pays tribute to the brand’s most recognized and durable silhouettes. This lineup includes staple pieces like the double-layer knee pant, the Michigan Coat, and the Women’s OG Active Jacket. Each garment retains Carhartt WIP’s commitment to functionality, featuring triple stitching and reinforced fabric for longevity.
To bring a fresh perspective to these classics, the SS25 “Icons” collection introduces updated washes, finishes, and colorways. This season, staple pieces appear in dusky blue, green, and pink, with select styles featuring a stone-dye treatment for added texture. These refinements enhance the timeless quality of Carhartt WIP’s workwear while ensuring a contemporary edge.
With the SS25 collections, Carhartt WIP successfully merges heritage craftsmanship with modern design, delivering pieces that balance durability, versatility, and style.