PARKA, MAN'S M-65 Fleece carefully sewn using fine thread

carefully sewn using fine thread and needlework… and you have the Joe McCoy & Co

this was one of the main difference between the early N-1 navy colour models and the later khaki deck jackets in history

The body length is characteristically short and detailed with top-stitched jetted pockets and a horizontal yoke at the front and back

when tightly constructed wool versions such as the Welsh Monmouth cap were produced for labourers and sailors

the jacket is slightly thicker than its vintage counterpart

PARKA, MAN'S M-65 Fleece carefully sewn using fine threadIn 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