IHM-27-BLK - Sateen M-65 Field Jacket - Black
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@JunkPants agree with all the sentiments here, mine doesn't get quite as much wear it deserves cause I'm almost always rocking a denim jacket, but when I see it's raining (or that rain is due) I get a little bit happy inside cause I can put this bad boy on.
I went for my usual shirt size L, and it definitely feels a little over sized compared to how I usually like my clothes to fit, but it just feels so right.
Had more compliments about this jacket than any other peice of clothing I own, and I just love the way the sateen feels. Such understated quality
I'll grab an olive one in medium someday, for a sharper, more fitted look.
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@T4920 I suppose in Norway we have more days in a year where a denim jacket may be a bit too light.
I think this jacket can look great either fitted or loose. A bit oversized with the waist tightened can be a good look as well. Anything works with an M-65 really imo.
The feel of this sateen is indeed something special
, instant feel of quality. And like you, this jacket seems to garner compliments. And people seem surprised by the weight of the fabric, and the jacket itself, if they handle it.(Nobody ever seems to give a damn about your jeans
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Good morning from Canada.
Thinking of picking one of these up and had a few questions that I can’t seem to find answers to so here goes …
Would, someone be kind enough to post picture(s) of the inside of the jacket? I for the life of me can’t find any on the net. Specially, I’d like to see what the lining looks like and where the inside pockets are located.
Next, the only size left (that might work for me) is the XL. It looks fairly large through the chest and body, but the shoulders looks perfect. I’m a XXL in UHFs, and I wear a XL in the IHJ75 parka. Do you think the XL would work for me? I plan to wear it over UHFs and thermal long sleeves.
Lastly, I’m totally unfamiliar with the Sateen material. Is this like a dense weave cotton, almost “slippery” feeling?
EDIT: is the zipper similar to the one used in the N1? I love the way that one looks and operates.
Thanks in advance folks!
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I found some of the answers to my questions in the olive thread. Specifically sizing.
Still interested to see pictures of the lining and whether the zipper is the same as the N1 (looks like it to me).
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@bwscott thanks so much for those pictures. The zipper does indeed look the same. Really appreciate it man!
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No problem.
I sized down from my medium western shirt size to a small, the shoulders always felt too tight and I found that after a while the seams contracted a bit and made the sleeves look short. I bought a medium the following year and it’s a huge improvement, way more comfortable, fits quite wide and loose like an m65 should.
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@bwscott thank you for this. Sounds like most go down one size from what I’m reading. Some go with their typical size ….
Happy you found a good fit!
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@Brandrea I'm glad I've got one in my usual size L to layer up in the winter, but an olive one in M for a more fitted look is definitely on my want list.
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@T4920 best of both worlds lol.
I posted this in the olive thread but since you’re here I figured I’d ask….
I see in some photos that the front pouch pockets sort of sag down a bit. Do they fold back into place again when they are empty or do they remain sagged out? I hope this makes sense.
Thanks, Brian
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@Brandrea
Had this for around two years, it's only seen moderate wear as I tend to only wear it on wet days.Always keep phone/keys in chest pockets when wearing it. Empty in these pics but I'd say they've held their shape well.
Flash has exposed that she might need her first wash look at these photos..
Hope this helps!
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@Brandrea
And if you were still wanting to see pictures of the inside of the jacket, here you go!All very clean and uniform as you'd expect, with an inner chest pocket.
Love how this jacket feels in hand, both the sateen and inner ventile is so smooth and nice again the skin. Understated luxury
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Best Jacket I have owned
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Immediately my favorite jacket.
