Tag: m-65

  • Buying Jackets With Enough Pockets For All Your Contraband

    One of my favorite outerwear brands Ten C, with this Olive snow smock: Definite M-65 inspired design cues, but sauced up with a badass hood and removable belt.  I don’t really have much to say about this jacket besides the fact it has a nice vintage look which will wear well, and the 5 external…

  • Combat Blazer

    If you can’t kill them with bullets, kill them with style: £415.00 ($646 USD) in over at Private White V.C. (also available in Navy) Most of us (oh just me?) will never see combat, but that doesn’t mean we can’t dress-up some of the looks.  Vintage M-65 inspired pockets, buttons, and a wool/silk/linen blend all combined…

  • M-65 Jacket For Filthy Hippies

    I can smell the patchouli and unwashed hair just looking at this picture: Source – Honeyee Neighborhood normally makes some solid M-65s, but what the hell is this shit?  Did some Vietnam protesting hippy feel like he missed out of the fashion from that war, so he had to customize the jackets with a bunch of feminine…

  • M-65 Jacket In Five Delicious Flavors

    Beams plus spun the color wheel on the iconic silhouette: £191 ($299 USD) over at Oi Polloi.  Nothing too extreme, so all of them are definitely wearable.

  • Fishtailing With Ace Hotel x Alpha Industries

    Get your swerve on in this waterproof M-65 fishtail parka collab: Good looking parka, and the price isn’t bad either at $300.  Alpha Industries makes some quality stuff, so you know you’re good on that end.  Ace Hotel has been known for quality products since the beginning too.  Click the price link for detail shots.

  • Belstaff Roadmaster Jacket

    A not so humble ode to the iconic M-65 jacket: The brown waxed cotton looks on point and those quilted leather shoulder pads are a real show stopper.  The elbow pads look way too medieval for my liking.  I don’t normally like belts on jackets either, but this one is removable so it’s not that big…