A field jacket has more hardware than anything else in a wardrobe, and all of it was originally functional. Buckled cuff straps to seal the sleeve, a throat latch to close the collar, epaulettes to hold a strap, a drawstring to pull the hem in against wind.
None of it is needed now and all of it is here. The version that matters is the drawstring, which exits at the front hem in two ties and lets the jacket be cinched in at the waist or left to hang square. Two flap pockets sit at the chest, the front closes with both a zip and a row of snaps, and the body is cropped short.
It is the most adjustable thing in the range, and it will look different depending entirely on how you tie it.
Details You'll Love
- Front-tie drawstring hem - cinches the waist in or leaves the jacket hanging square.
- Buckled cuff straps - seal each sleeve at the wrist in proper field jacket detail.
- Zip and snap front - fastens twice, so it can be closed either way.
- Chest flap pockets - two, set high with buttoned flaps.
- Collar throat latch - buckles across to close the stand collar fully.
