The iconic US military M-65 field parka is now in stock. This is a highly sought-after, rare "X-Small" size. Furthermore, it's a rare "aluminum zipper" model. This is a 2-piece set: "shell" + "liner". Of course, you can also attach your own M-65 hood. Shell size tag is missing. *Actual size is X-Small. Repairs on the lower left front. Used condition, with age-related wear and some soiling. It's in good condition with a great feel, and there are no issues with wear. This is a one-of-a-kind item, so please check the product images for the condition. This parka was officially adopted by the US Army around 1965 for extremely cold weather. It is the successor to the M-51 field parka, also known as the mod parka. It features a stand-up collar that allows for a hood to be attached. The rear hem is split like a fish's tail, which is the origin of the name "fishtail parka." A quilted liner with padding can be attached. Originally, it was an overcoat to be worn over the M-65 jacket, so it has a voluminous width and armholes, creating a beautiful A-line silhouette. In recent years, its popularity has exploded, and the real thing is no longer available even in the field. Prices have been rising year after year. Various brands both domestically and internationally manufacture replicas and reproductions. The original real thing exudes an atmosphere and aura that replicas cannot replicate. This time, we were miraculously able to purchase it from a collector living overseas. It is a masterpiece of high rarity, and we cannot expect to receive it again. Please do not miss this opportunity. Especially the "X-Small" size is a special item that is rarely seen. When we are able to acquire it again, we expect the price to be even higher. [Condition] Used [Material] Cotton, Nylon [Size] No marking. Actual size: X-SMALL Front Length: Approx. 82cm, Back Length: Approx. 100cm, Width: Approx. 62cm, Shoulder Width: Approx. 54cm, Sleeve Length: Approx. 63cm *We have checked and described the condition of the product, but there may be small holes, scratches, or stains that we cannot fully convey.