IHM-33-OLV - Oiled Cotton M-65 Jacket - Olive
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Thanks for the insight, appreciate it!
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I'm XXL in most shirts work and western , some western have to go XXXL as some are just smaller.
Tried to XL in this length etc was fine but felt like a straight jacket around the upper chest , have the XXL coming today. Another really nice piece in the flesh that pics again hard to capture the subtle details of this beauty. -
@John:
What is the weight of the cotton - 12oz, 14oz, 17oz, ?? An earlier post stated lighter than sateen, but exactly how heavy is that? Thanks!
Also curious about this, in addition to the weight of the IHM-27 sateen.
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I did buy the black version of this and am not disappointed in the least. Still not sure of the weight, but I’d guess somewhere between 14-17 oz comparing to my denim & duck jacket & vest. However, it is lined which adds to the weight. This a great jacket IMO - glad I pulled the trigger.
The black was posted with slightly smaller dimensions than the olive. I normally take a small in UHFs and found the size xs in this to be perfect - fitting comfortably over a UHF and still providing a slim fit, if that’s the look you’re going for - or can possibly size up to UHF size for a looser look.
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A standard Ventile L24 fabric is 200gsm, which is almost 6 ounces. Private White uses 250gsm Ventile for their rainwear, which is slightly over 7.
Waxed cottons for outerwear are usually between 6oz. on the lighter side (PWVC's current Twin Track), 8oz. towards the middle (3sixteen's Stadium jacket), 10oz. moving towards the heavier side (Corridor NYC's x Division Road's Martexin Army duck M-65), or 12oz. at the heaviest (PWVC x Division Road's Archive Twin Track in British Millerain).
So your guess is probably spot-on, assuming the waxed fabric Haraki-san chose is middle-of-the-road.
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@luxman Fantastic fit. What are your impressions?
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@ddtrash @SilverKast @Guzzidriver @blokewhistler @luxman @John Galt
Say… Anyone got a field report of how this jacket stood up to a pretty good drenching? I've been looking forwards to that new olive moleskin Type III since December, but now that it's nearly here I'm finding myself potentially swinging more towards this M-65 owing to its practicality for shoulder seasons in the Midwest.
Just wondering how practical it actually is in the rain. Hoping someone can chime in!
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Sorry my friend, have not been out in it in prolonged rain to find out. For the odd shower it has been fine but can not tell you what it would be like after a major soaking.
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@ddtrash Copy that. Thanks!
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@nurunuru It's a really good and practical jacket and not a stylish blender. The windproofness is very good, I was able to test that. Unfortunately I have no experience in heavy rain. I haven't even used the hood yet Sorry.
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Not sure about rain, we don't really get a lot of it in my part of Canada. Holds up fine in light, wet snow though - although you need to layer to stay warm.
I'm also looking at the olive moleskin Type III. It should be a nice jacket for the cooler weather in the spring, summer, fall.
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I recently (end of 2022) got my hands on one of those, XL is still a bit tight but i am working on it. But yet it looks good and sharp, hope that with time i will shrinkt to fit is the jacket a bit better.
But still a very nice jacket, i enjoy the high collar and those side pockets are amazing, simple but yet super comfortable and a natural feel for the hands. -
A couple of quick questions....has anyone washed one of these in a washing machine? Also, what are two button holes for on the collar?
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Tight in the shoulders think this will open up a little ? The fit is perfect except that.
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@Alex said in IHM-33-OLV - Oiled Cotton M-65 Jacket - Olive:
I wouldn't expect much stretch, no
how about shrinkage…
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