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Field Notes

Originally designed to be buttoned into the iconic M-65 Field Jacket, this liner serves to protect from the elements when the weather drops colder. The design features a 100% nylon outer shell, and an insulating polyester pile lining for extra warmth. Short, and boxy in shape, this liner works great as a summer jacket, or as a perfect layering piece in the winter months.

Two front pockets have been added to this design for functionality, while durable elements include a Mil Specs brass zipper, Urea black buttons, and all cotton taping throughout. This piece has been produced in collaboration with novelist William Gibson, whose ‘Pattern Recognition’ novel brought a new generation of military enthusiasts to the black MA-1 jacket, and the collection has grown from there. We are proud to have this original piece on board.

  • Vintage/boxy shape
  • 100% nylon outer shell
  • Insulation polyester pile lining
  • Mil specs brass zipper fastening
  • Urea black buttons
  • Two front pockets
  • All cotton taping throughout
  • Produce code: BR14976
  • Made in Japan

Fit & Sizing

Fitting

True To Size

This garment fits true to size, we recommend buying your usual size.

Buzz Rickson's

Authentic militaria

As perhaps one of the most well known heritage brands currently on the market, Buzz Rickson’s has become an authority on military reproduction. Based in Japan, the brand painstakingly reproduces rare mid-century garments to an impeccably detailed degree, often relying on slow and antiquated fabrication techniques to ensure a high quality and realistic finish.

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Price

$443 Incl. Duties & Taxes

Description

x William Gibson U.S. Army M-65 Liner Jacket - Black

Size: XS
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Buzz Rickson's x William Gibson U.S. Army M-65 Liner Jacket - Black

Buzz Rickson's

x William Gibson U.S. Army M-65 Liner Jacket - Black