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Jackets/Clothing 2016-02-23 17:21:40 Post No. 10988567
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Jackets/Clothing Anonymous 2016-02-23 17:21:40 Post No. 10988567 [Report]

What is better?

The Carhartt J130 or the J140?

They seem to be the exact same jacket only one has a more "Clean" look and the other has a more "Washed" look.

The J140 is as follows: STYLE #J140
DUCK ACTIVE JAC/QUILTED-FLANNEL LINED MEN'S, COTTON DUCK JACKET

The J130 is as follows:STYLE #J130
SANDSTONE ACTIVE JAC/QUILTED FLANNEL LINED MEN'S, COTTON SANDSTONE

What are your opinions?
If you know the differences please explain.

Also which is the better buy?

They look almost the same.

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Anonymous 2016-02-23 17:25:27 Post No.10988579
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Here's the J140

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Anonymous 2016-02-23 17:27:26 Post No.10988582
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Here's the J130

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Anonymous 2016-02-23 17:42:15 Post No.10988649
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Anonymous 2016-02-23 17:42:15 Post No.10988649 [Report]

>>10988567
Reed no "better", just get what you want. I'd personally go j140, because it makes no sense to buy a work jacket that looks like it's already seen some things.

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Anonymous 2016-02-23 17:49:37 Post No.10988666
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Anonymous 2016-02-23 17:49:37 Post No.10988666 [Report]

>>10988649
I read online earlier that the J140 is a bit more stiff initially. But thats all I've found I don't know what the differences are. And if there aren't any then why continue making the J130's?