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How to Get Carhartt Gear Repaired or Replaced
Carhartt's Built to Last Commitment promises repair, replacement or credit if a product fails to meet your expectations. Normal wear and tear isn't free, though; Carhartt charges for those repairs.
Terms checked October 18, 2026. Warranty terms change, so confirm on the brand's page before shipping anything.
Step-by-step: how to file
- Check it's repairableCarhartt can't repair gloves, footwear, belts, bags, wallets, tool belts, pet gear, scrubs, socks, suspenders, base layers, underwear, flame-resistant clothing, or back-pocket blowouts on pants. It can't reweave worn fabric either.
- Wash the garmentCarhartt asks you to wash your gear before sending it in.
- Submit the repairUse the online repair form on Carhartt's commitment page, or call Customer Service at 800-833-3118, Monday–Friday 8 AM–10 PM ET.
- Ship itFollow the instructions you get. Repairs take roughly 4–5 weeks after Carhartt receives the package.
- Near Chicago or Salt Lake?Carhartt stores at Wicker Park (IL) and Murray (UT) take repairs in person and assess them on the spot.
Good to know
- Carhartt sells $9.99 DIY repair kits for buttons, iron-on patches and zipper sliders, if you'd rather fix it yourself.
- The repair service is US only.
What voids the claim
- Normal wear and tear (repaired for a charge)
- Misuse, neglect or obvious abuse
- Altered garments
Shop eligible items
Need a new one anyway?
If you need a backup or a different model, these are popular choices. Buy from the brand's official store or an authorized seller so the warranty stays valid.
Carhartt Loose Fit Firm Duck Double-Front Utility Work Pant
Carhartt's classic work pant.
Check price on AmazonCarhartt DIY Zipper Slider Repair Kit
Fix a broken zipper yourself.
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Terms: Carhartt's Built to Last Commitment page. We are not affiliated with Carhartt. This is general information, not legal advice.