Introducing the Master Supply Co Field Jacket: Black – a rugged reinterpretation of the classic chore-style overshirt. The chore-style coat has long been the traditional choice for tradesmen, photographers, and outdoorsmen alike, relying on these jackets for their durability and versatility. When it comes to everyday wear, there’s virtually no jacket better suited.Crafted with care, this piece features a natural full-grain rough-out cowhide exterior.The Field Jacket is unlined, offering ease and versatility for layering. Three strategically placed open pockets not only enhance its utility but also provide easy access, making it a versatile choice. *Please be mindful when wearing this jacket over light-coloured clothing, as there's a risk of colour transfer due to friction or moisture because it's unlined. JACKET MEASUREMENTS In order to select an appropriate size please refer to the detailed measurements information below. The measurement instructions correspond to how the exterior jacket measurements are taken.We ask that you carefully take the 3 main measurements to determine your size (for most your chest measurement is the size determinant)Chest, Bottom, Sleeve LengthWhen measuring your body please add an additional 6cm (if you’re generally an XL or larger please add a min of 8cm) to your chest and bottom measurements in order to accommodate for the jacket lining, a light layer of clothing and some room for comfort. If you want to wear a heavier layer please account for a few additional centimetres to your chest and bottom measurements.Please ensure that you use a rope or sewing measuring tape (the metal retractable tapes aren’t suited for garments) and measure in centimetres as opposed to inches to be more accurate.We recommend having someone assist you with taking your measurements.For your chest (measure all the way around the largest part of your chest). Measure under your arms. Try to keep good posture and remain in a relaxed state.Sleeve length (shoulder seam to wrist). Measure from the ball of the shoulder/tip of your clavicle down to where your wrist meets your hand. Sleeve length has a direct correlation with your height.The “Bottom” measurement is more or less your (hips). Where the jacket falls. Again account for the largest area (including your stomach) as ultimately the jacket must zip/button past it. If your stomach area is larger than your waist, then use the larger measurement of the two as your “bottom” measurement. If you want to wear thicker layers underneath, we would suggest going a size up. But if you want to wear with thinner layers, we suggest your normal size. Feel free to email us if you're uncertain about sizing! We're here to help. If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]
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