22 Brands Like Carhartt For Your Workwear Needs

• Average price range: $60 to $170
• Our favorite piece: Men's No Rainer Pants, $109.50
• Founded in: 1989
• Manufactured in: Wisconsin

Duluth Trading Company offers technical work gear at a more affordable price than most. From pants and jackets all the way to lunchboxes, you'll be hard pressed to walk away from an online trip to Duluth without finding at least one thing that piques your interests. In addition to their online website, Duluth Trading Company also has retail locations in select areas if you would like to check out some of their options in-store as well.

• Average price range: $75 to $200
• Our favorite piece: Men's Denali Vest, $140
• Founded in: 1968
• Manufactured in: China, India, Bangladesh, Vietnam

Sure we've come to associate The North Face mainly for their ski and winter wear, but the company has a lot of staple pieces for the work force as well, and of course, tons of items that work well if you happen to have a job that requires you to be outside. Additionally, TNF has become a streetwear style symbol over the years, so there is an element of modern appeal amongst their current designs.

• Average price range: $50 to $300
• Our favorite piece: Levi's Trucker Jacket, $62.65
• Founded in: 1873
• Manufactured in: China, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Indonesia, USA

Whether it's their iconic 501 Jeans or trucker jackets, Levi's has been providing quality workwear for roughly a century-and-a-half. The quality is great amongst Levi's products, the pricing is affordable with frequent sales and deals, and they almost certainly have an outlet store that's close by you (or a store like Burlington that carries their products), so the option to try on in person is there as well.

• Average price range: $30 to $225
• Our favorite piece: Wrangler Cowboy Cut Original Fit Jeans, $54.99
• Founded in: 1947
• Manufactured in: Greensboro, North Carolina

Wrangler is another great shop to purchase workwear essentials, especially with western fashion making a comeback (which Wrangler is one of the best at making). The company makes suitable high quality products for all budget ranges, along with an assortment of selections whether you are looking to buy one piece, or a full outfit.

• Average price range: $25 to $200
• Our Favorite Piece: Men's Scotch Plaid Flannel Shirt, $24.99 to $59.99
• Founded in: 1912
• Manufactured in: Brunswick, Maine

L.L. Bean is another place where you can find suitable workwear similar to Carhartt. Whether it's office wear in the form of chinos and long sleeve fitted shirts, or their technical jackets for those working jobs that are outdoors, L.L. Bean has you covered from head to toe.

• Average price range: $50 to $220
• Our Favorite Piece: Men's Outdry Extreme Eco-Tech Jacket, $220
• Founded in: 1938
• Manufactured in: Vietnam and China

If you're looking for it, then Columbia probably has it as the brand carries a large variety of workwear items from the basics, to the more super technical pieces. While not every workwear/outdoor company offers shoes, Columbia has their own branded footwear spanning from boots to hiking shoes which expands your options.

• Average price range: $40 to $230
• Our Favorite Piece: M's Nano Puff Vest, $106.99 - $189
• Founded in: 1973
• Manufactured in:  Vietnam, Thailand, China, Sri Lanka, India, and Bangladesh

Through the fifty year of Patagonia's existence, the brand has remained committed to sustainability, quality, and comfort through each and every piece it offers. Patagonia is probably the brand most comparable to Carhartt on this list in terms of the types of products it offers and the pricing, so a purchase from them is almost like buying something directly from Carhartt.

• Average price range: $15 to 150
• Our Favorite Piece: Amarillo Denim Work Trucker, $99.99
• Founded in: 1938
• Manufactured in: Bangladesh, Vietnam, Kenya and Haiti

Walls literally makes clothes for the workforce as they have tons of essentials from your standard work shirts and pants, to coveralls and jackets. Their clothing is also durable and highly rated, making it a good choice for your work clothes shopping as you'll want to pick pieces that can last you for a long time. 

• Average price range: $35 to 125
• Our Favorite Piece: 2-Tone Tech Double Thick Pullover, $125
• Founded: 1997
• Manufactured in: El Salvador, Morocco and other countries

Arborwear is an especially good brand for those whose work involves the outdoors, as the company got its start making climbing pants for arborist who take care of trees. The brand offers an assortment of shirts, pants, and accessories, along with gear if you're in need of certain equipment as well. The prices are also a standout as you can multiple items for under $100 or even under $50.

• Average price range: $150 to $500
• Our Favorite Piece: Faber Hoody, $575
• Founded: 1957
• Manufactured in: Canada

Canada Goose is another favorite tech/workwear brand of ours as they are one of the best in the business and stylish clothing with a purpose. In fact, the brand has just released some of their newer items in time for the spring season which includes hoodies, vests, and lighter jackets that are both wind and water repellent. In addition to their commitment to the environment, Canada Goose also prioritizes creating pieces that are comfortable and built to last you for years.

• Average price range: $50 to $250
• Our Favorite Piece: Fleece Jacket, $225
• Founded: 2017
• Manufactured in: Portugal

ISTO are the new kids on the block compared to some of the other brands listed as they were just established in 2017, but they have already been able to make their mark due to their beautiful tailored garments and reasonable prices. Additionally, everything at ISTO is 100% organic and made in Portugal, so you can be assured that you are buying products that aren't just good quality, but are also sustainable.

• Average price range: $150 to $500
• Our Favorite Piece: Whiting Overshirt Multi Pike, $210
• Founded: 2015
• Manufactured in: London

Another newbie in the game, Wax London is a really fun brand that brings you the vibrant colors, patterns, and designs. Whereas most workwear tends to stick with the basic colors (black, brown, green, etc), Wax London takes the basics and brightens things up a bit as they blend together British heritage, Mediterranean sensibility and Indian craftsmanship all through a London-centric lens.

• Average price range: $50 to $300
• Our Favorite Piece: Cheyenne Canvas Work Jacket, $94.99
• Founded: 2003
• Manufactured in: Vietnam, Bangladesh, China

DRI DUCK is a company that operates on treating the word stiff like a curse word, meaning that every single DRI DUCK product is one that is built with a foundation on comfort and quality. The brand has been in business since 2003, becoming a favorite for many when it comes to purchasing work clothes that emphasize style while remaining comfortable.

• Average price range: $100 to $150
• Our Favorite Piece: Men's Grit-N-Grind Denim Work Jeans, $45
• Founded: 1952
• Manufactured in: Asia and Central America

Don't sleep on Timberland either as they have a whole section of their website devoted solely to work clothes for both men and women. A quick scroll through their work section shows jeans, joggers, a range of different jackets, work shirts, and of course their iconic Timbs which can used in various different work settings.

• Average price range: $150 to $215
• Our Favorite Piece: Men's Chelsea Boots Rainbow, $214.95
• Founded: 1870
• Manufactured in: Vietnam, Thailand, India, China and Mexico

Blundstone is the place to get the latest and greatest as far as work boots. From standard lace-ups to dressier Chelsea boots, Blundstone has loads of iconic looks complete with legendary comfort, and the durability to withstand the test of time.

• Average price range: $99 to $125
• Our Favorite Piece: Canvas Atelier Overshirt, $123
• Founded: 2015
• Manufactured in: Portugual

Check out Form&Thread as well as they offer modern workwear essentials suitable for those working in an office setting such as Atelier Overshirts and Trousers, along with lighter vests and jackets. Unlike some of the other brands listed, Form&Thread doesn't really have pieces meant for outdoor work such as tactical jackets, but they get the job done for standard workwear.

• Average price range: $35 to $175
• Our Favorite Piece: Halo Spartan Boot, $175
• Founded: 1883
• Manufactured in:  Decatur, Alabama

Wolverine gives you both quality and quantity as many of their products are under $50. While we love the clothes the company offers, we're especially fond of their boots as they are among some of the best work boots we've ever seen (we're not kidding either). Having a brand last over 15o years is not an easy accomplishment by any means, and yet Wolverine has been able to remain consistent.

• Average price range: $50 to $175
• Our Favorite Piece: Desert Walker, $237
• Founded: 1972
• Manufactured in: Crockett, Texas

You can find plenty (and we do mean plenty) of cool work clothes at Stan Ray as they are another brand that prides themselves on stepping outside of the traditional when it comes to their workwear. Some of our favorites from the company are the Prison Shirt (which comes in multiple colors), and the Tropical Jacket. We also love the fact that the brand hasn't lost sight of its 1970s roots, regularly incorporating 70s themes into their clothing.

• Average price range: $15 to $130
• Our Favorite Piece: Men's Insulated Blended Duck Bib Overall, $135 - $148.49
• Founded: 1923
• Manufactured in: Honduras and Mexico

Founded in 1923, RedKap celebrates 100 years of providing suitable workwear at an affordable price for those working in industries that require some sort of uniformed work. Red Cap has clothing for many different industries such as automotive, transportation, manufacturing, and culinary. If any of these apply to you, then a visit to RedKap is a must.

• Average price range: $75 to $400
• Our Favorite Piece: Men's Crew Midlayer Sailing, $165
• Founded: 1877
• Manufactured in: Moss, Norway

While Helly Hansen is another brand that is more so focused on outerwear, if you look hard enough you'll be able to find some traditional workwear scattered in there, and obviously if you work an outside job such as construction, then there's plenty of pieces for that type of work as well. Helly Hansen products are an investment, but one worth making.

• Average price range: $80 to $300
• Our Favorite Piece: WTAPS Button-Down Oxford Shirt, $162
• Founded: 1996
• Manufactured in: Japan

WTAPS isn't always easy to get your hands on, but when you do it's well worth the effort to purchase. The brand fuses modern streetwear with traditional workwear for looks that are more up-to-date, while still remaining appropriate for whatever your work setting is.

• Average price range: $100 to $400
• Our Favorite Piece: Ranger Crewman Jacket, $147
• Founded: 1897
• Manufactured in: Seattle, WA

Founded all the way back in 1897, Filson is the home of American Heritage Outerwear offering outdoor wear such as waxed and wool jackets, along with a variety of shirts, pants, denim jeans, chaps, shorts, and even accessories in the form of hats, gloves, footwear, belts, and suspenders. In short, you can find everything you need and more at Filson, making them one of the best brands out there for work clothes.