Water Repellent Duck Hooded Shirt Jacket

"Its cheap. Not worth the price. No movement and material felt cheap"

— Jordan (2/5)

"Fit perfect!"

— Beverly (5/5)

"The jacket itself is great, but I would never order direct from Dickies again. I initially paid $68 plus $50 shipping. Then FedEx charged me another $25 for shipping and fees, so the total was $75 shipping for a $68 jacket. Much cheaper to buy it through a third party where shipping is included."

— Chris (2/5)

Bangladesh quality

"I've been in construction my entire life. The last work jacket comparable to this that I bought was a Carhartt and it lasted me 22 years. I bought this a year ago and the zipper is already broken. Quality control is obviously a problem for this well-known brand in 2025. My company will not be continuing our business relationship with Dickies."

— Wesley C. (2/5)

Almost perfect

"I want to give 4. 5 stars because this jacket is ALMOST PERFECT but the sleeves are like 1" - 1. 5" too short and the bottom of the coats diameter is a like 1" too big. A drawstring at the bottom, a metal zipper, and a little bit longer sleeves with more room in the pit area would take this coat from good to great. Just so you know, I'm wearing a medium after getting a large and discovering that was too big, so these suggestions are well researched."

— Dan A. (4/5)

Falling apart after 1st washing

"Bought the grey and brown "duck" versions. The zipper to shirt seam failed on the grey version after the first washing. About 2" separated and will have to be hand sewn back together. Yes I am an "old man" close to 80 Y/O and I complain about the quality of things today. When things start to fall apart after one washing, well that is just not right. I guess that is what we should expect from manufactures these days."

— leftylf (2/5)

More durable

"Not really as heavy as "real duck" material but much more durable than the plaid flannel versions which seem to snag very easily. I learned the hard way as I have both. I use these as work shirt/ jackets layered with a hooded sweatshirts when working on machinery in the barn. Don't need a winter jacket but enough to take off the chill at 30 to 40 degrees."

— Roger C. (4/5)

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— Chatchai p. (4/5)

Very Nice Jacket

"This is what I have been looking for. My son works in retail and tears up other jackets during work. This is very sturdy and will hold up on his job"

— Georgia M. (5/5)

Good flexibility and warm

"I work on equipment and trucks. I have had a few over the last few years or so. It sees action daily from welding, to repairs, to ranch work. No issues at all."

— 6JB629 (5/5)