Men's Journeyman Shirt Jacket Jacket

Size s Height 170cm Weight 65-67kg Nice Good quality

It’s too long to be a over shirt

I specifically want to write about this Legendary Whitetail pdt. It is as per expectations n as seen in the photo. I'm saying this because I've returned 2 shirts ordered earlier, of same brand, as they were not as per expectations. Dunno why?

This shirt jacket is a good fit for me, since now fall is here i wanted something light to wear that you can also layer, when it comes to light/mid rainy conditions with fog in the mix, it will keep you dry while you search for your late missing wife mary, James. (iykyk) as for taking care of your jacket, if its waxed you shouldn't wash it using a machine and eventually you'll have to buy paraffin wax for clothes to make sure it stays water resistant.

I bought this jacket first five years ago and ordered a large, which was my standard size at the time. What I got back then was a quality jacket but one that could be a bit uncomfortable to wear given that the arms were insulated with a weird material and it also ran quite small. Still, I rather liked it and thought it looked really nice, so I wore it until I put on some weight and outgrew it. Eventually ordered a new one in XXL, which is what I order in jackets now because I like them to be a little loose and baggy when I'm at work, my t-shirt size is XL. New version of the jacket is of even higher quality. The material it's made of still feels strong but is very very smooth almost like suede, and the arm insultation is vastly better. The XXL feels like it ran a little big this time, as it's quite loose on me now, moreso than other jackets I order in that size, but for me this is fine. I could easily wear a big sweater or hoodie with it in cold weather and still fit comfortably. If you're unsure, I would say you would likely be safe ordering this in your usual size even if you like things to hang a little looser. I bought the brown/'tobacco' color and it is an extremely attractive jacket I feel like I could wear a lot of places from my messy custodial job to mountain hiking to dinner at like a sit down sushi place. It's of a quality and appearance that I feel you could wear this on a date or a night out and you would look quite nice. The buttons look quite nice and are kind of a weathered brass look. Previous jacket had a problem with the wrist buttons coming undone constantly, seems to be fixed in this one. The flannel insulation is not thick and I would consider this more of a spring/fall jacket, but I could easily layer it if the temperatures dropped.

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I am 6'4, 220Lbs and I ordered the Large-Tall and it is a perfect fit for me. I am an average build/shape for my height. Most clothes are either too big around the middle or too short in the arms, this fits a narrower mid-section, longer arms and broader shoulders. The exterior material feels sturdy but looks nice. The flannel interior is also nice and soft. It's warm enough but not heavy or bulky. Depending on the color you get (I got Tarmac) and what you're pairing it with, it can be casual or nice. It's not dressy, but nice enough. I wish it was made in USA. I like it so much I think I'll buy another.

The fabric finish is almost waxy and has a very slight shine in certain light. It looks really good and it's super soft, but the colour isn't exactly true to the pictures. It's almost a dark charcoal green. (I swear I'm not colour blind) As other reviewers mentioned, the company wasn't exactly forthcoming in stating that the flannel lining doesn't extend down the arms, but they did add a different interior material for the sleeves, which feels nice. It's a really comfortable jacket, and apart from my skepticism about the long term durability of the snaps, it seems to be very well constructed. Maybe more of a fashion piece than something you'd wear into the bush expecting rigorous performance from. Remember there are no lower torso pockets like most jackets of a similar style will include. It's too bad (from my perspective that) these guys are a "hunting" brand, but it is what it is. They make good clothing.