How a 128-year-old brand that makes clothes for workers made the jump from cornfields to catwalks

Imagine a worker heading home from a shift at one of the few factories still open in the center of a big American city.

As he walks down the street outside the factory, he passes a young couple walking to their apartment in the same neighborhood — a warehouse recently converted into lofts — from the center of the city where they work an office job.
All are wearing items made by the same brand of clothing: Carhartt.
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