Carhartt Women's Double Front Denim Carpenter Jean

$31.09 - $41.19

Product Specs

5 Reviews

Carhartt's double-front denim carpenter jean is a welcome addition to any workwear. Made of 12-ounce, 99% ring-spun cotton denim/1% spandex for stretch and comfort, it features a relaxed seat and thigh, lower mid rise and a contoured waistband that eliminates gapping in the back. It also has triple-stitched main seams for extra durability, double utility bands, ruler pocket and double utility pocket. Straight leg openings fit over work boots.

Features:

Carhartt Style Number: WB003
Fabric: 12-ounce, midweight, 99% ring-spun cotton denim/1% spandex
Contoured waistband that eliminates gapping in back
Triple-stitched main seams

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Customer Reviews for the

Lesley - 06-02-2010

Fantastic! -- TRY THE $18 permanent KNEE PAD inserts!
These trippy jeans are fantastic. I am not sure how they made a pair of solid work jeans with double front (double thick) knees actually LOOK GOOD being so thick and all. Did you know they have permanent (or not, you can take them out) knee pad inserts for these jeans? Look at the jeans, they have a small slit at the bottom of the double thick part to insert their custom knee pad inserts. They tell me I can wash and dry them with them still in it. Off to check them out in the field!

An Outdoor Enthusiast - 12-31-2009

Great Pants!
Very Comfortable fit, durable. Size is true to fit. Love the Carhartt products!

An Outdoor Enthusiast - 09-27-2009

comfy and warm
Very comfortable and the extra layer of fabric makes them warmer than regular jeans

An Outdoor Enthusiast - 09-14-2009

Just what I was looking for in a quality work pant that fits.
I've been wearing Carhartt women's shorts in size 4 and love them. I was curious about the double kneed long pants for women because I work a lot on my knees. My jeans end up with patches and look pretty silly. I haven't put the Carhartt jeans to the test but they appear to have plenty of fabric in the right places. Plus I think they look pretty cool.