For 2016, our Carhartt WIP Store exclusive capsule collection fuses high-quality fabrications, modern fit and timeless style.

Trough Stephen Roe’s lens, a heterogeneous crew addresses the contrast of skateboarding from the infinite steppes to forgotten Mongolian towns, and incidentally discovers an urban blooming scene riding the saddle of a galloping Globalization.

Travis Scott dropped in to our Melbourne store.

Our iconic bib overall is defined by its heritage and durability. A workwear favorite for years, we’ve updated it with the Work In Progress spin to ready it for the upcoming season. Triple stitched seams and double knees ensure protection against tears and scuffs, while lightweight denim and duck allow for breathability. For women, styles include a coverall and short in sunny color ways. Throw them on over a t-shirt or pair with a cap for a modern take on the classic summer uniform. The Bib Overall collection is now available at Carhartt WIP Stores, selected retailers and online.

For Fall/Winter 2015, we present the 'State of Play' collection, a tight capsule collection of garments, accessories and gadgets, persuing the style of the athletic play. Featuring a unique seasonal state flag symbol, the collection is underlined with authentic fabrics inspired by vintage sportswear. Available now in all Carhartt WIP stores, selected retailers worldwide and online.

As people begin to spill from the coziness of their flats and into the streets, we find ourselves newly inspired; everything is drenched in raw sunlight. Welcome to Carhartt Spring/Summer 2016

Carhartt WIP teamrider Tom Derichs got interviewed by Thomas Kring for Shredders Lodge's series called Lodgers Dailys

Carhartt WIP radio travels east and features a deep funky Origami Productions mix by DJ BAKU.

However bold the line some draw between art and advertising, Carhartt WIP has always liked to blur it. For this season’s campaign, carte blanche has – once again – been given to Irish-born photographer Joshua Gordon and British artist Tim Head. On the ocassion of its launch we’ve talked to Tim about his ‘lofi analogue’ approach and DIY influences, looked back at the last campaign and on buying Carhartt beanies at Natterjacks in the ninenties...

To celebrate the first 25 years of Carhartt WIP, some of the most iconic workwear styles from the Carhartt archives, along with a selection of classic pieces from Carhartt WIP have been re-designed and re-interpreted, shaking and twisting the original fabrics, colours and trims.