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Just_Rob
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Visioncrow
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Just_RobI agree: it's partly an M-65 thing. These were designed to wear over uniform and allow unrestricted movement. Mil-Tec's jacket was a bit bigger than I expected; wearable, comfortable, but a bit too spacious to be fashionable. Rothco"s jacket was even bigger! I feel pretty comfortable telling people to size down on this by one size, anyway.
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If I recall, the sizing chart for the Mil-Tec actually specified that the measurements were *garment* not *person* which is really really weird, but might explain the oddly-slightly-larger numbers.