Rating & Reviews
Fits slightly big based on
123 customer reviewsWhat customers are saying:
Customers really like this jacket for its vintage military look, versatility, and easy-to-wear style. The quality feels solid overall, with sturdy zippers, good construction, and lots of useful pockets, and it works well for layering in cool weather and during fall/spring. A common note is that it runs a bit large, so many customers suggested sizing down for the best fit. Colors are generally well liked too, especially the navy and olive shades, with lots of compliments on how it looks in person.
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Fits true to size
Rambo Look out!
August 7, 20201960s style Army jacket, have the drip for the fall. You'll fall in love with this Jacket!
Helpful?MEC8
Fits true to size
Waiting
June 10, 2020I would have enjoyed this much more if it had been sent without an attached security tab. Now I have to wait for stores to reopen to have it removed. Disappointed I can’t wear it
Helpful?NorCal Guy
Fits true to size
The reviews are spot-on; it's a winner
June 9, 2020Design: - It's a great field jacket with the right pockets! - Speaking for myself, it hangs well on athletic builds (shoulders/back) -- if you're looking for a 'slim fit' you may want to experiment with ordering a size down. IMO, it was intentionally designed to have more room for layering options (with sweater or solo w/ a tee) Versatility: - It's quite the looker and very versatile. This thing can pair with a lot of things. Quality: - Substantive material; decent for a solid 3-season jacket - The zipper construction is legit - teeth/chain are substantial - Buttons are sewn on with enough give - no dangly/jangly, but loose enough to be functional - Zipper teeth/chain have a nice, evenly buttons are well-sewn - The stitching looks feels well put together; this is going to last a long time. Color: - Got the Olive Moss - It's true to colour (IMO) - sometimes there's a variance between the photos you see online vs. real-life. That's not the case here.
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