Is the Standford jacket warm enough for winter?

No. It is a light transitional jacket with a half lining and no insulation. It works for spring and fall and for layering over a sweater, not for cold winter days.

The cotton blend is water-repellent, which handles light rain and drizzle. It is not a fully waterproof shell, so sustained rain will soak through.

How many pockets does it have?

Seven: two large two-way flap pockets, two chest pockets and three inside pockets. The flap pockets are the roomiest for gloves, a phone or a small map.

Can I adjust the fit?

Yes. Waist tabs and sleeve tabs let you cinch the jacket at the middle and at the cuffs. The stand collar and zip with concealed placket close up to the neck.

A pre-washed cotton blend with a half lining in a print. The fabric is meant to feel light and breathable in mild weather.

How does it compare with a classic M-65 field jacket?

It is lighter and less insulated than an M-65, with a cleaner stand collar instead of a full hood or liner system. It suits milder weather and city wear better than a heavy military-style jacket.