The Vietnam-era M-65 field jackets are brand new, unreleased jackets from the US military surplus. They have the same style as the Vietnam era jackets. They have served our troops faithfully for decades. It is best known as the field jacket worn by the US military during the Vietnam War. Since then, it has also been one of the most popular and functional field jackets for civilians.

The M-65 field jacket, originally designed during the Vietnam War, is renowned for its durability and practical features, making it a staple in military and civilian wardrobes alike. Crafted from extremely hard-wearing, wind-resistant fabric, the jacket is built to endure harsh conditions. Its bi-swing back allows for greater mobility, making it ideal for soldiers in combat situations. The M-65's design includes two large cargo pockets and two breast pockets, all secured with sturdy press studs, offering ample storage space. A concealed hood tucked inside the collar adds a layer of protection against sudden weather changes, while adjustable drawstrings at both the waist and hem allow for a customized fit. 

Further enhancing its functionality, the M-65 jacket features epaulettes with buttons for attaching rank insignia, adding to its military style. Adjustable cuffs with Velcro fastening ensure a snug fit around the wrists, while the storm flap, secured with press studs, shields the wearer from wind and rain. A durable zip fastener runs the length of the jacket, providing both security and ease of use. For colder conditions, internal buttons allow for the fastening of an additional lining, making the jacket adaptable to different climates. The M-65 remains a timeless symbol of ruggedness and practicality, combining functionality with classic military design.

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