Tag: m65

  • STUSSY X SCHOTT – Waxed M65 Jacket

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    Staying fairly close to the classic military M65 aesthetic: Made by American leather jacket manufacturer Schott NYC who also did the U.S. Navy pea coat collab with Stussy and also a nice leather one with Supreme. The Waxed exterior on this is a nice addition that will make the jacket water-resistant and wind proof. Available at Stussy…

  • Belstaff Roadmaster Jacket

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    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…

  • Nike Storm-Fit M65 3-In-1 Field Jacket

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    An advanced take on the M65 from Nike: The removable liner: I like that a lot.  You can’t go wrong with the heather looking fabrics and minimal branding. Really classic looking removable liner too. Available at Nike for $350 in both black and grey.

  • Sandinista General M-65 Field Jacket

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    The M-65 field jacket is a classic that companies will no doubt continue to tweak: This particular take on the M-65 is unique mainly because of the corduroy arms.  Those crafty Japanese designers right? Available in Black, Navy and Tan (pictured) over at Sandinista for ¥33,600 ($422 USD).

  • Publish M-65 Inspired Field Jacket

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    With fleece sleeves and slanted chest pockets:   Although I can see some M-65 design cues poking through… this is definitely walking a thin line.  Throwing fleece sleeves on it though was a nice touch to make it a bit less utilitarian looking. Available in navy (pictured) and black over at Publish for $116 USD.

  • Nitraid M-65 Marijuana Field Jacket

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    This jacket is dope: *badum ching* I’ll be here all week.  The jacket is patterned after the original M-65 field jacket issued to United States Forces during the Vietnam War. You can pick it up for ¥48,000 ($612 USD) over at Nitraid.  If the pattern is the greatest thing you have ever seen, you’re in luck because they also have a…