The M-65, reigning as the ultimate field jacket, is a model that has evolved through improvements over its predecessors, the M-43 and M-51. In the early 1960s, the U.S. Army planned to update its field uniforms, leading to the development of the new M-65 field jacket. The material used was cotton satin (back satin), and while its basic design followed the previous models, there were differences in the details. The collar became rounded, and a hood was built into the inside. The cuffs were changed from button closure to adjustable Velcro tape, and a fold-over was added to protect the hands. A drawcord was threaded through the waist for a better fit and warmth. The M-65, with its enhanced functionality, continued to be adopted, and in 1980, a version with a woodland camouflage pattern was adopted. Width 56cm, Length 79cm, Shoulder 48cm, Sleeve 65cm No price reduction, please.