Men's Utility Jackets

The M-65 is a US Army field jacket adopted in 1965 to replace the M-1951, cut from a wind- and water-resistant cotton-nylon sateen. Its markers are four bellows pockets — two on the chest, two at the hip — a drawcord waist and hem, a zip front under a snap storm flap, epaulettes, and a hood that stows away inside the stand collar. The pocket layout is the part most modern utility and field jackets borrow; the hidden hood is far rarer.

Waxed cotton is tightly woven cloth impregnated with a paraffin or beeswax finish that makes it wind- and rain-resistant. The wax fills the weave, so the cloth runs warmer and breathes less than it would untreated, and it creases and lightens with wear. The finish wears off at the cuffs, shoulders and elbows first. To reproof it, brush the jacket clean, warm the wax until it softens, work a thin layer in with a cloth, then heat it gently with a hairdryer so it sinks into the weave. Never machine-wash or dry-clean it.

Yes. Every piece DIHSAN sells is the brand's own — genuine designer product, with the maker's hardware, stamping and markings intact. Nothing is a reproduction or a licensed imitation.

No. Duties are included on every DIHSAN order, and US orders include taxes as well.

Yes. Eligible utility jackets can go back within 14 days of the ship date, for store credit rather than cash, and shipping charges are non-refundable. Items discounted 70% or more — plus swimwear, intimates, and limited-release styles at any discount — are final sale.