Winter clothing recommendations besides Carhart?

I have some things that are M that fit me fine and some of the newer stuff I've got is a f'n XL

 

smartwool under jeans or anything get the base layers smartwool they breathe well wick sweat im a flatbedder works great for me

 

I wore insulated bib overalls and a good canvas type parka over top. I bought them at a farm supply store in the states west of the Mississippi and within 2 states from Canada. they were not carhartt but looks like them. the overalls lasted 8 to 10 years before being replaced.

 

Carhartt is garbage, everything rips so easily and doesn’t last. Same with Ariat. Both also made cheaply overseas.

Coldpruf wool underpants keep toy surprisingly warm with just jeans on over it. Also I’m a big fan of Milwaukee “no days off” hoody for working. It’s warm, thin, wind proof with an actual good sized hood. If you want good name brand stuff can’t beat truewerk.

 

Berne is a competitor to Carhart. My job gave us Berne's version of the Carhart jacket. It seems tough & warm.

 

Berne is mostly in the farm/fleet stores, as is Key branded gear. Think Bomgaars, Running, etc.