IHM-49-BLK - 21oz Melton Wool M65 Field Jacket - Black
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@tody said in IHM-49-BLK - 21oz Melton Wool M65 Field Jacket - Black:
@Masaz The small leather tab? That can be obtained through @ShopatIronHeart with your next order. I'm sure that there is a posting somewhere on here which shows how you could make it yourself.
I've been looking and have not seen a thread. Including the Iron Heart Hacks thread. Fwiw
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You guys are totally rocking this jacket. I really appreciate seeing the collar folded down. @CosmoSix5 does the collar will stay down or have a tendency to “pop” up?
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@Blackgrass thanks man! Stays down fine for me. I like it up though so ymmv
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@CosmoSix5 Thanks for the response. This is like a pea coat with a action back and better pockets.
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Few inches of black leather boot lace and zipper pull is sorted nicely.
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M, XL, XXL at dant'com launched about 30 mins ago
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Must be one of my favourite purchases of 2025. Use it every day at work with just a denim shirt . Roomy enough for a fleece underneath if needed.
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I wore my N1 to work this am and wow the 65 has spoiled me. I was warm of course but the pockets.... Phone, ambernic, gloves, no problem in the M65. A little cramped with the N1.
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Is this jacket itchy at all in the areas that aren't lined - like the collar and cuffs?
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@samo @CosmoSix5 is your man, been putting this one through its paces!
For what its worth when I've tried it on, it was not noticeably scratchy
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@samo getting hard to find! No pressure lol
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@samo not itchy at all. Wore it today on a dog walk, windy and 33F with just a t shirt and it was fine. Collar is the only thing really where the wool touches and it was tight against the neck and soft and warm.
Incidentally, I use the top snap to keep the collar around my neck versus the button and that works well and easier.
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@CosmoSix5 said in IHM-49-BLK - 21oz Melton Wool M65 Field Jacket - Black:
@samo getting hard to find! No pressure lol
oh jeez - now I feel pressure . . .
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Another snow today. I hesitate to call these snow "storms" but for Ohio it's pretty neat. Fwiw a lot of the snow that looks to be ON the jacket is snow in front of the jacket. And because the wool insulates so well both sides show it. Warm on the inside and cold enough for snow not to melt on the outside.
