The M-1943 field jacket was the successor of the M-1941 used during WWII. In WWII, the US military designed the M-1943 to solve the practical problems of the originally M-1941 field jacket nondurable and not carrying too many things. The M-1943 was a revolutionary jacket in U.S. Military history, which set the bar for future U.S. Army field jackets to come.

This M-1943 is made of cotton sateen, was originally issued with a removable hood and pile liner, making the field jacket extremely versatile in warm and colder conditions.

• Vintage fit.
• Reproduced earlier version P.Q.D. No. 370-C.
• Notch lapels. Buttoned placket. Urea buttons. Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs.
• Two chest buttoned pockets. Two front waist buttoned pockets.
• 12 oz. cotton sateen, 100% cotton.
• Machine washable.
• Care note: Sulfur dyeing, wash separately in cold water using neutral detergent only, and avoid bleach or harsh chemicals. Turn inside out before washing to reduce abrasion, avoid prolonged soaking, and dry in the shade away from direct sunlight.