Swedish Army M-59 Field Jacket The Swedish Army is becoming mainstream in the Euro military scene, and among their items, the M-59 field jacket is particularly cool and versatile. Officially adopted by the Swedish Army in 1959, it was manufactured until around the 1980s. With its large flap pockets around the waist at the back, elbow patches to prevent wear, and a cinched waist, it not only functions as a field jacket but also has a hunting jacket-like atmosphere! A fabric tab is stored inside the back hem, and it seems to have played a role in preventing the jacket from riding up by passing it between the legs and securing it with a button on the inside of the front hem. This field jacket, with its unique details unlike those of other countries, is one of the representative items of Euro military style. The buttons feature the triple crown, which is the Swedish Army's mark. It's a jacket made of heavy-duty cotton twill that gains character the more you wear it. It's a popular piece with a minimalist design and a beautiful silhouette that's uncharacteristic of military items. Length: 78cm Width: 60cm Shoulder width: 49cm Sleeve length: 62cm (Equivalent to Japanese size L~XL) I've washed it once to remove creases, but other than that, I've only tried it on at home, so it's almost unused. I bought it as deadstock, but unfortunately, the size and feel didn't quite suit me, so I'm letting it go. If you've been looking for one, please consider it.