Carhartt Men's Big & Tall Full Swing Loose Fit Washed Duck Fleece-Lined Active Jacket - Winter Workwear for Outdoor Construction & Heavy Duty Activities

SIZE: 5'8 to 5'9 (haven't been measured in a while, probably somewhere in between) and ~270lbs. Closest thing to my body shape is probably a fat brick lol: my shoulders, chest, and stomach all extend around the same width.Normally wear XXL shirts for a bit of breathing room, but I got an XL because Carhartt always runs a bit big and the XXL was no exception. Ended up being a bit snug against the belly but still had enough room to wear a sweater or hoodie underneath and fully zip up, so I'm not that mad; it just makes your phone or whatever's in your pocket stick out a bit. Maybe the pockets loosen up with time, but they could be also be bigger, both the inner and outer ones. Range of motion is great, but the sleeves are a bit long and the underarm part makes them look a little big. Then again, my hands are kind of small, so what are you gonna do. Gussets on the back shoulders are kind of deep though, so I'm a bit worried it'll trap dirt or dust. Might not hurt to try the regular washed jacket just in case these bother you, but it's mostly aesthetics anyways.Not really a complaint, but it's fleece-lined. Not gonna lie, I really wish they made a flannel-lined version for this. The washed duck feels good though, definitely softer than the firm duck which I like (firm duck always takes longer, and the stiff hood bothers me to no end).It's great for when I need a simple and comfortable jacket to withstand the cold from the wind on the riverside. Also pretty great for hiking on colder days. It's definitely good on its own (without any other layers) for at least 40 degree weather. Not cold enough here right now to test in 30's and below freezing temps but I'm sure adding a sweater and another layer underneath would probably be enough then.Overall 4/5. Big fan of Carhartt, and the jacket seems pretty solid so far, but time will tell the rest.