USGI Cold Weather Parka Liner

The M65 is probably one of the most stubborn, unchanging garments in the entirety of the US army's vast library, as well as store shelves. Even if you're not too familiar with US military garment name jargon, you'd recognize it as being the jacket sported by Rambo, The Terminator, and Robert Deniro in Taxi Driver. 

Underneath it commonly lived this liner, an optional extra that added an extra layer of winter coziness to the venerable field jacket. Simply align the center and sleeve buttons and it's a perfect fit. Even on its own, it's incredibly comfy on chilly days. 

Very similar in construction to the Woobie poncho liner, its construction consists of a quilted 3 ply ripstop nylon cloth. If you want to get technical, it's sewn exactly to the specs of a Type IV Class 1 Style of MIL-B-41826 quilted polyester synthetic fiber battings. yeah, the military gets specific about this kind of stuff. to the point of revising it 13 times from 1965 to 1999.

One of the best parts about these is regardless if you own a vintage or more recent M65, if it has the appropriate buttons this will fit no matter what.

A Note On Sizing & Fit

As is best practice with most US military garments, your best bet is to use your US T-shirt size. You might notice the lack of length sizing in contrast to many of the US military's garments. On their own, these tend to run a little short but not necessarily small. This is because they're meant for having a more athletic fit underneath the M65. If you'd like a looser fit, simply size up.

Specs

• Made in the USA
  
• Compatible with genuine and many aftermarket M65 jackets
• Exterior buttons allow for use on it's own or buttoning to M65-style jackets
• 100% 3-ply ripstop quilted nylon exterior
• 100% polyester batting
• Under-arm cutouts for breathability

Condition

Parka Liners are in excellent condition with minor to no stains or blems, and absolutely no tears, holes or rips.

Care

Machine wash or wash by hand in warm water with mild soap or detergent, rinse thoroughly, and drip dry or tumble dry on medium setting. Dry liner and coat separately when damp or wet. 

Avoid contact with heated stoves, open fires, or other heat sources; fabric may melt or fuse.