A brutally practical heavy parka designed for the Chicago-Milwaukee lakefront corridor, where winter wind off the water cuts like a blade. The Carrholt Lakefront is filled with recycled synthetic down rated to -30°C, wrapped in a matte-finished ripstop shell that sheds sleet and spray without pretension. Available in three colorways: slate gray, rust brown, and a faded olive that seems to have been designed to look worn from day one. The hood is oversized, adjustable with a single-hand cinch cord, and lined with a short pile fleece that actually keeps ears warm. Four exterior pockets, two interior, and a chest pocket with a waterproof zipper. The fit is boxy enough to layer over thick sweaters or light augmentation frames without binding. This is the coat people actually wear in GLMZ winters — not stylish, not augmented, just deeply, honestly warm.