Carhartt sudadera Midweight Crewneck azul marino

Cold mornings on the job demand a layer that works as hard as you do. The Carhartt Midweight Crewneck Sweatshirt in Navy delivers rugged warmth without the bulk, thanks to its 10.5 oz cotton-polyester blend. The original fit gives you room to move, while the rib-knit crewneck, cuffs, and waistband lock in heat and keep their shape all day. Triple-stitched main seams stand up to daily wear, and the tagless neck label eliminates itch. Whether you're on the site, in the garage, or just off the clock, this sweatshirt is built to be your go-to mid layer.

Who is it for

This sweatshirt is for men who need reliable, no-nonsense warmth in a classic crewneck. It fits tradespeople, outdoor workers, and anyone who values durable, comfortable casual wear. The original fit suits a wide range of body types and allows easy layering over a t-shirt or under a jacket.

Main features

• Midweight 10.5 oz/yd² fabric: 50% cotton, 50% polyester for warmth, breathability, and easy care.
• Original Fit: relaxed through the shoulders and chest for full range of motion.
• Rib-knit crewneck, cuffs, and waistband: retain shape and seal out drafts.
• Triple-stitched main seams: extra durability for demanding work environments.
• Tagless neck label: no scratching or irritation.
• Machine washable: cold water, tumble dry low for easy maintenance.

Specifications

• Colour: Navy
• Material: 50% cotton, 50% polyester
• Fabric weight: 10.5 oz/yd² (356 gsm)
• Fit: Original Fit (relaxed)
• Neckline: Rib-knit crewneck
• Sleeves: Long sleeve with rib-knit cuffs
• Hem: Rib-knit waist
• Pockets: None
• Care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
• Origin: Imported
• Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL (and more)

Tips

Layer this sweatshirt over a moisture-wicking base layer for cold-weather work, or wear it on its own during milder days. To keep the fabric soft and prevent pilling, wash inside out with like colours and avoid fabric softeners. If you prefer a roomier fit, consider sizing up—the original fit already allows for movement, but extra space can accommodate heavier underlayers.