Outdoor jackets? Anoraks?

[clodhopper]

I figure there are some outdoorsy guys here that might have a lead on what I am looking for.
I just am not using the right search terms in my online looking.

I have a small crew of guys who work outdoors in construction related activities. I really need them branded when around clients. I have gotten a few comments about an all weather jacket, like a zip front anorak would be much appreciated. Yeah, it is a little past jacket season, but by the time I get the jackets, get them stitched, it will almost be fall. I hate what is offered by the company logo providers, so I buy good stuff and get it stitched. What I need is a mountain anorak type hooded jacket with a full front zipper. Not nylon, something tougher. Big/deep hood. Black. Suggestions?

[def90]

Dickies? Carhartt? Mountain Khakis?

Just a couple companies that jump out right away.

one thought.. I work construction and some of it occurs outdoors in the winter, Because of the wide temperature swings throughout the day here I prefer to layer up rather than use a single bulky jacket.

[Wulf202]

Same as def90

I use a hoodie, beanie, gloves and a heavy carhartt and have for 2 decades other than an arctic 3/4 jacket for running open cab equipment in winter I much prefer the layers

When I was ordering gear for my crews we had uniform shirts and all the standard catalogs of stitched clothing. After everyone ruined their overpriced catalog jackets in a few months I finally convinced them to get carhartts.

Carhartt has its downfalls but nothing holds up to construction better

[crays]

Wahl makes carhartt type jackets, coats and bibs as well. They seem to be pretty well made and are usually considerably cheaper.


Carhartt's Active Jac is basically a full zip hoodie, but cotton duck instead of sweatshirt material. Roomy and allow for free movement.

[clodhopper]

sorry, I left out non-insulated. More of a rain and wind jacket. The guys layer up under. That way it is a nearly year round item. Longer than waist, maybe to the hip. Deep hood.

[Rucker61]

https://www.sitkagear.com/products/jetstream-jacket/sitka-black

[The Norseman]

Fj?llr?ven. Expensive as all get out but burlier than anything else out there. Waxable for higher level of water resistance. Generous cut for layering. I bought one at 40% off and it was painful but it is a lifetime garment.

https://www.opticsplanet.com/fjallraven-anorak-no-8-men-s.html?gclsrc=aw.ds&&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlLy31Nmy4wIVEIuyCh1pNQjtEAMYASAA EgJlN_D_BwE


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[whitewalrus]

Check out Duluth trading company. They have the no bull warranties on their stuff and it can be found cheap when on sale. They are typically sized a bit bigger than most.

Or carhartt as others have mentioned.

[Irving]

Pretty sure he's asking about Aramark uniform clothes, and not high dollar stuff.

https://shop.aramarkuniform.com/style?assort=catalog&style=300&sourcecode=156216&promo=YES&abc=d156216&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=GS+-+Aramark+DS+-+Shopping+-+Outerwear&utm_term=&gclid=CjwKCAjwgqbpBRAREiwAF046JU25QA8Tdm6SW8pivJVM-fZEUh_S6HcAcu_NcYSQt5uZdWEyg6gAXxoCRZYQAvD_BwE