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The M-65 is the US military field jacket first issued in 1965, still made to the same pattern: polycotton twill, brass zipper under a snap storm flap, waist and hem drawstrings, and a concealable hood in the collar. Its bi-swing back and roomy cut let you layer a sweater or fleece underneath, which is why it works from fall through spring. Against fashion field jackets it is heavier and more utilitarian, with a stiffer hand and a boxier fit; against modern softshells it trades stretch and breathability for durability and wind resistance. It suits people who want a proven military cut and don't mind breaking in a stiff twill.
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Owners of M-65 style jackets generally praise the rugged twill, the brass zipper and the layering room, and treat it as a durable everyday coat. Common complaints are a stiff, boxy fit out of the bag and the lack of insulation for cold weather.
The M-65 is a field jacket based on the design issued to the US military. It is made of water-resistant poly cotton twill. It has a concealable hood and a heavy-duty brass zipper for protection against wind and rain.
The jacket closes with a zipper and snaps. Drawstrings at the waist and bottom let you adjust the fit. The fabric is strong and suits autumn, winter and spring.
The M-65 field coat was first issued to the U.S. Armed Services in 1965, replacing the M-51. It uses a bi-swing back and an oversize cut, which give extra room to carry personal items and gear.
