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US$550
Buy NowA Cockpit USA exclusive item! A handsome example of original 1960's cold war armed forces attire at its finest, the Cockpit USA M-65 men's military field jacket is an impeccably tailored and truly authentic hooded field jacket made to 1965 military spec. A highly prized and timeless style, the made in the USA M-65 field jacket has made silver- screen appearances on Hollywood stars Robert de Niro in the movie Taxi Driver and Al Pacino in Serpico.
Originally worn by American military troops from the 1960s through to the 1990s, this genuine M-65 army field jacket with liner is crafted from wind and water-repellant cotton/nylon sateen. Featuring four oversized bellows snap down pockets, a Velcro close throat latch, epaulets, a bi- swing back for ease and comfort of movement, a zippered collar containing a hidden, extendable hood, and extended cuffs for hand protection, which are adjustable using Velcro closures.
We have added two interior pouch pockets for extra equipment and modern convenience. This vintage M-65 Field Jacket is proudly made in the USA of USA fabric. Additional quilted poly-fill mil-spec liner (M65LINER) available in sizes M-2XL and free with the purchase of sizes M-2XL M-65 Field Jacket Not sure which size to get?
Use our 'Find my Fit' widget for instant size recommendations. • Wind and water-repellent weave cotton/nylon sateen• Zippered collar containing a hidden hood• Bi-swing back• Dual zip and snap front closure• Epaulets• Four large front snap close flap pockets• Two interior pouch pockets• Drawcord at the waist and hem• This is a full fit jacket, taking a size down is recommended• Machine wash warm, tumble dry low • Additional button in quilted poly-fill mil spec liner available in sizes S-2XL included with purchase of M-65 • THE LINER DOES NOT HAVE ANY BUTTONS and only lines up with two out of the three buttons on the M-65 as these are new, old stock• Proudly manufactured in the USA
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