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Field Jackets
The rugged, layerable all-weather outerwear you need this fall.
Urban Outfitters, $99
It's the chosen coat of Hollywood badasses like Travis Bickle and Serpico, but the M-65 field jacket began as a standard issue uniform for soldiers in 1965. The mid-weight jacket replaced the earlier M-51 during the Vietnam War and with its stand-up collar, oversized zippers and utilitarian pockets, slowly emerged as an icon of masculine style. The reason being is that it adapts to nearly any outfit or situation and, well, all those pockets come in handy. The key is finding the right fit and finish. Surplus versions (like Alpha Industries and Army Universe) will run a bit large, so size down. If you're looking for more modern interpretations, check out the streamlined version from Orvis or the waxed cotton style from Corridor.
Rothco x Lucid, $200
FYI
Originally introduced in olive green shade 107, the M-65 is now produced in a variety of colors and patterns, including military camouflage.
Alpha Industries, $180
Orvis, $198
Engineered Garments, $410
FYI
Originally introduced in olive green shade 107, the M-65 is now produced in a variety of colors and patterns, including military camouflage.