Levi'sMens Washed Cotton Military Jacket (Regular & Big & Tall Sizes)

Very comfortable, very good material, love the style i also love the interior pockets.

Originally bought a 4X with Liner because 52" chest, waist 56"/ 5'8" 295 lbs. the thing was huge, when I wrapped it around me it went 5 to 6" past the zipper, returned it for 3X with Liner and it fits perfect, well made, love every thing about it, I wish I could of gotten one without the liner but they were out of all of those. It is thick enough for 32 to maybe 50 degrees, maybe a little colder, above 50 the Liner I think would make it too warm if above 50, side pockets are fairly deep, just a great Levi Product.

Excellent jacket. The quality, style, and the fit is perfect. I only need to hemp the sleeve since I shorter arms.

I bought this for mountain biking and working outside. It works ok for that. The shoulders and are a little snug, which is fine. The lower part is like most jackets they make for men - I could comfortable smuggle a basketball under the front of it if I wanted. But that's how they make them all, it seems. I could go up a size and improve the shoulder fit, but then I could probably smuggle two basketballs.Overall it's not bad. The look and workmanship is good. The material is stiff enough not to flap, and thick enough to keep the wind out without being a hothouse inside. It's a good winter/spring coat. It'd be nice if it were better fitted, but that doesn't seem to be an option anywhere outside of slim-fit young adult stuff.On edit, I just wanted to add that I'm happier with it than I started. For bike rides the cut and fit is just fine. If I wanted to tailor it a bit there are side panels that would make that easy. And I'm impressed overall with the sturdiness and breathability of the fabric, which should make it very good for outdoors stuff. A t-shirt and long-sleeved thermal underneath, and it's nice and comfortable down to about 30 degrees. Probably ditch the thermal and it's an overall nice jacket for spring.

really nice jacket ,at 6'3 240lbs the XXL fits nicely , the worker brown color is just like the pictures , sometimes the colors aren't always a match but the brown is spot on. its good for spring and fall temps and anytime you can get a nice jacket for under 100$ its a good deal...

Ok, let's start with me... I'm 6', 280lbs, 56in chest, 42in waist, 17in arms. I bought a 3xl instead of my normal 4xl because most reviews stated this jacket ran a bit big. The 3xl fits fairly good. Good enough that I will keep it. The chest/arms are a bit tight but I'm pretty big. Length is good, hits below the waist (basically the top of my butt). Keep in mind, this a a medium weight jacket. It is a bit warmer than a regular Levis denim jacket. Let's say the denim jacket has a warmth level of 1, this would be a 3 or 4. I live in Austin, TX where the winters are not too bad and I can fit a thick flannel under it with no real issues. 6 total pockets, 5 outside, 1 in. All good size and accessible. The stand up collar may take some getting used to. If you don't like collars rubbing the back of your neck or sides of your chin this may not work. You can fold it down but it looks kind of dorky. This is not waterproof and I knew that going in so I will probably 3M it. Overall I am satisfied and would recommend.

Wonderful jacket. I was looking for a cotton and lined jacket for a very long time. I must say that the lining turned out to be even warmer than I thought, but it's just great for spring. It fit very well. I took the sizes from the seller's chart - and they turned out to be just right (although many things on me are size XL, but the jacket according to the chart fit like L, and it turned out to be a great fit)

I've worn basically two types of coats my entire life. An Army Field jacket, or a sport coat. This Military style jacket by Levi's is absolutely awesome. Not only does it look great, it's made like a tough Army field jacket. It just looks better. A lot better. There are two button down flap pockets, and one zippered pocket on the chest, and two hand pockets on the lower outside of the jacket. Also there is an interior pocket large enough for a Smart Phone, or wallet. The chest pockets are deep enough for those items too. There is a zipper that goes around the collar, that is typical for Military style field jackets. Which when unzipped reveal a pull out hood. On this jacket the zipper is purely for looks. And it sure does the trick the way the collar stands up. I'm 6' tall, have a 43" chest, weight around 185-190, and the large fits me nicely. There is a lining in the jacket for colder days that does not come out. But truthfully you could wear this jacket pretty much anytime. Maybe not in the middle of summer though. The price of this comparing it to a regular Army field jacket can't be beat. Every review I read before purchasing this jacket remarked how good it looked. Well here's another person saying the same thing. This jacket is smoking. I'm a retired Army Infantry soldier and I'll take this over my military issue any day of the week. The sizing (L) for me was true to size. I ordered the Brown, which to me blends better with most other colors. In one of the pictures I put an Army Issued Field Shirt next to this jacket for comparison. If you want a rugged jacket that should last for years, whether you are in the boonies or just wearing it day to day because it looks good. Then I would definitely recommend you give this a try. I love it.