IHM-53-ODG - 12oz Whipcord Lightweight N1 Deck Jacket - Olive Drab Green
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Picked one up in XXL. Usually go for XXXL but glad I downsized in this one.
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@Chibs yeah I read a post on reddit that the RRL jacket is not that great, when I saw this one I had to get it
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Should have grabbed a medium... suppose ill keep my eyes peeled to see if one comes available lol.
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I got one of these at the Franklin & Poe Anniversary party and I’m in love.
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Instantly my favorite jacket I’ve ever owned. This thing is top notch, as IH always is.
5’ 9”, 155 lbs for reference. Size Small.
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Found and ordered a medium from Aitora in Spain, yall sold me on olive! have the navy and khaki and they are at the top of my favorites list
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@Chibs said in IHM-53-ODG - 12oz Whipcord Lightweight N1 Deck Jacket - Olive Drab Green:
@FlavourFade my experiance:
https://forum.ironheart.co.uk//post/986152Great review!! Glad I did not buy the RRL one. Tbh charging almost 150€ more (in EU) is mental.
For sizing reference mine is an XXL, could have sized down to XL but wanted to be able to layer a hoodie or heavier shirt aswell and with only a tee I will grab a denim jacket anyway but could wear the n1 as a solo piece too.
Ronja likes the jacket too!
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@FlavourFade Thanks! I agree with you on the fit. Definitely more versatile as an outer layer with extra space. I think that’s the whole point to this piece (at least for me). Wore it with a T yesterday in 14°C but I’m guessing with a hoodie / Patagonia fleece will be comfortable @0°C. Once it gets to the negatives, I’ll bet my Anderson zip will be ideal underneath. We’ll see though
Amazing jacket, glad I didn’t pass on it again this year. Lesson learned
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@FlavourFade I think you made a good choice on sizing - especially seeing the photo of it buttoned up. The large and the medium had close measurements, but I opted for a large for slightly longer length and sleeves. I can wear the large with a tee shirt without it looking like a tent, and I still have ample room for layering when it's cold and windy here in Colorado...
