The M-65 field jacket is a "legendary" item that has been loved throughout the ages, and is the symbolic combat uniform of the U.S. military. This item is one of the most notable ones, being the first Woodland camouflage model contracted in 1983. The size is also a good size, medium-regular.

Woodland camouflage (M81 ), adopted in 1981, is a camouflage pattern based on the ERDL camouflage developed during the Vietnam War era, and optimized for NATO-standard forested areas by expanding the pattern and darkening the color tone. This camouflage supported soldiers on the front lines of the East-West confrontation in the early 1980s, when the Cold War structure was once again intensifying.

This item is an early lot of the1983 contract, and the zipper is a rare specification that uses a brass zipper instead of the YKK resin parts used in later years. This detail alone is sure to attract the hearts of connoisseurs and vintage fans. The tag also indicates that it was manufactured by So-Sew Styles. The jacket is also equipped with buttons for a liner, making it practical enough as a field jacket. It is a valuable real article that belongs to the first period among the Woodland M-65s, and has high material value as well as fashion. It has a sense of use, but the overall condition is very good. The M-65's appealing ruggedness and practicality are still intact. This is a used item and cannot be returned. Please understand.

Country] U.S.A.
[Unit] U.S. Army
[Model] M-65 Field Jacket (Woodland Camo)
[Contract year] 1983
[Contractor] So-Sew Styles, Inc.
[Material] 50% cotton / 50% nylon (shell), Lining: 100% cotton
[Camouflage Camouflage] M81 Woodland (ERDL base)
[Zipper] Brass brass zipper (early model)
[Size] Medium-Regular
[Condition] Good (Pen mark on tag with name. Zipper and button good)

Size (flat)
Shoulder width: 47cm
Body width: 56cm
Length: 78cm
Sleeve length: 63cm