The Japanese brand Buzz Rickson's are today counted among the few high-end reproduction manufacturers of military and casual garments in the world! They strive to make true replicas by carefully researching and analyzing original vintage garments, taking great care to duplicate the material while paying close attention to technique and quality with the goal to bring back old forgotten techniques and machines needed to make garments of outstanding quality without compromises.

The M-65 Field Jacket was the successor to the M-51 jacket. Issued as the new standard field jacket for the US Army. Designed with a relatively loose and boxy fit intended to be worn as a layering garment to accommodate lots of diffrent environments and temperaturs. Some changes was made from its predecessor such as the introduction of velcro instead of buttons in the cuffs and at the collar, the M-65 has a built in hood hidden in the collar. The jacket is made in windproof cotton sateen cloth and features four pockets on the front and a drawstring waist, just like the earlier versions of the Field Jacket. The olive drab version remained in service until the early 80s and was then replaced with a woodland pattern camouflage version.

The material is durable and waterproof cotton satin and the jacket is also lined with a thick cotton satin dyed in olive drab just as they wear made back in 1965.

The four large pockets on the front have enough capacity to store ones daily necessities.

In our opinion, the M-65 is an exceptional example of a functional design that has stood the test of time.

Buzz Rickson's has carefully reproduced this garment according to the original one with all the wartime specifications. We would even say that this reproduction is even better than the originals when it comes to the construction and the stitching of the garment.

Douglas is 180 cm tall and weights 80 kg and wears a size M.

- Buzz Rickson's M-65 Field Jacket Olive Drab
- BR11702
- Shell fabric 100% cotton
- Made of heavy cotton back satin
- Lining, cotton / nylon
- Zipper
- Mil spec urea buttons
- Drawstring at the waist
- Hood, hidden in the collar
- Four front pockets
- Made in Japan

All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured on the underarm from the armpit to the end of the cuff.