IHM-27-BLK - Sateen M-65 Field Jacket - Black
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These have now been added to the FW20 collection.
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Interesting! What other color options are there with this one?
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Does this jacket take a liner?
Nope.
H once told me he was going to offer an optional liner. I said, 'and what the fuck are you going to to do with all the liners that no one decided they wanted, but we have made, at the end of the season?'
He gave me a sage look and said "no optional liners"…...
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Does this jacket take a liner?
Nope.
H once told me he was going to offer an optional liner. I said, 'and what the fuck are you going to to do with all the liners that no one decided they wanted, but we have made, at the end of the season?'
He gave me a sage look and said "no optional liners"…...
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All joking aside.
Liner? [emoji8]
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Does this jacket take a liner?
Nope.
H once told me he was going to offer an optional liner. I said, 'and what the fuck are you going to to do with all the liners that no one decided they wanted, but we have made, at the end of the season?'
He gave me a sage look and said "no optional liners"…...
Good one!
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Just got mine in the mail today…such a great jacket. I have 2 questions about the jacket if anybody can answer. 1. Why is the zipper on the L side as opposed to the usual R side? 2. There are button holes on both sides of the collar but no button. Is this just a design thing or am I missing something?
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1. Why is the zipper on the L side as opposed to the usual R side? 2. There are button holes on both sides of the collar but no button. Is this just a design thing or am I missing something?
1. Right handed zippers are only usual on American made items. The rest of the world tends to go left. This jacket was made in Japan.
2. There is a reason for this but I can’t exactly remember what. Attaching a hood perhaps? Something like that… EDIT: After a bit of research, I believe they are a feature of the original mil-spec design and used for attaching a winter hood.