PARKA, MAN'S M-65
In the 1970's, the word 'M-65' was removed from the garment label and was replaced with "PARKA, EXTREME COLD WEATHER.
Parkas with "PARKA, MAN'S M-65" printed on the label are recognised as an early model on the vintage market today. The key differences between the early model and the later 70s model of the M-65 Parka is the different alignment of inside buttons that allowed for a thermal liner and the lack of name tape on the chest, a feature which is seen on the later models.
The silhouette is a large relaxed loose fit, with sewing specifications and cotton-nylon blended fabric, all faithfully replicating the early model M-65 parka.
In the 1970's, the word 'M-65' was removed from the garment label and was replaced with "PARKA, EXTREME COLD WEATHER.
Parkas with "PARKA, MAN'S M-65" printed on the label are recognised as an early model on the vintage market today. The key differences between the early model and the later 70s model of the M-65 Parka is the different alignment of inside buttons that allowed for a thermal liner and the lack of name tape on the chest, a feature which is seen on the later models.
The silhouette is a large relaxed loose fit, with sewing specifications and cotton-nylon blended fabric, all faithfully replicating the early model M-65 parka.
Original: $1,216.82
-65%$1,216.82
$425.89Description
In the 1970's, the word 'M-65' was removed from the garment label and was replaced with "PARKA, EXTREME COLD WEATHER.
Parkas with "PARKA, MAN'S M-65" printed on the label are recognised as an early model on the vintage market today. The key differences between the early model and the later 70s model of the M-65 Parka is the different alignment of inside buttons that allowed for a thermal liner and the lack of name tape on the chest, a feature which is seen on the later models.
The silhouette is a large relaxed loose fit, with sewing specifications and cotton-nylon blended fabric, all faithfully replicating the early model M-65 parka.
