IHM-37-GRN - Oiled Whipcord N1 Deck Jacket - Army Green

We've made this jacket a staple at the shop and never looked back. We can't explain how happy we are to have new colors in the oiled Whipcord version of this piece. We've always, always been major fans of Whipcord. It's a micro-cord built for the military that is tough as nails. The cord is so micro that you really can't see it until you get up close. The texture is simply unreal. And that 80% Wool, 20% Alpaca lining was majestic (it lines the pockets as well). It is so warm, and so soft that it'll change your world. People love the UHF from Iron Heart, but this is probably their most impressive, most substantial, and most useful piece in production. These have rightfully sold out all over the internet, so whatever we have might be some of the last out there. Snag this even more windproof version fo the jacket if you want it. We have limited sizing, and it's seasonal and there's no guarantee it'll go into production again. 

• Made in Japan
• N1 deck jacket
• 12oz whipcord which becomes 14oz following oil application process
• Reactive dyed warp and weft - no colour loss to be expected
• Oiled with urethane/paraffin mix that results in a much softer hand feel to traditional waxed jackets
• Urethane/paraffin mix also reduced choke marks around elbow creases
• Can be ironed gently to renew waterproofing
• High density, long pile 80% wool, 20% alpaca lining
• Additional interlining for increased wind resistance
• Quilted satin lined sleeves
• Over-spec’d double action YKK zipper plus buttoned placket
• Two alpaca lined Permex snapped handwarmer pockets
• One twill lined Permex snapped internal pocket
• Hand pockets lined with alpaca and untreated whipcord
• Knitted storm cuffs
• Throat latch
• Internal olive drawstring hem
  
• Please note, this garment should not be washed or dry-cleaned - we recommend only spot cleaning by hand 

A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance. 

Fit Notes: Shop owner Tommy is wearing a size Large in the pictures. He normally takes a medium in this but decided to test out the Large this round. You can see it's a bit big in the arms but isn't a bad fit overall. He could ultimately wear either size, but would likely opt for the Large for the long haul. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest.