So you’re 6’1” and had it made extra long at 28”?? That must have been down to your knees haha.
Do you have any pics of you wearing it so I can gauge the fit?
I’m 6’4” and 185 lbs. I typically wear a 40 long but this sounds perfect for me!
Is the back measurement (28”) taken from the bottom of the collar down?
I know! The grain and patina is what drew me to it initially. Plus the fact that I used to live about a block away from where the Ostermann store used to be located in Milwaukee was cool for me.
Typically a 40 works fine. I don't have any authentic military jackets, but I have a 40L...
Again, just for my own piece of mind, do you think this would fit a guy like me whos 6'4"/ 185 lbs? I typically need a 40 long and the length on this seems perfect.
That's a pretty solid referral. I know he knows his stuff based on the conversations I've had with him, but was really just checking myself on the measurements.
Damn, that thing fits beautifully and is one fine jacket. I like how the AN6552's were labeled with just the US as opposed to the USN that came later with the M422.
Yea, I'll see if i can include a pic of the measurement he took for me so you can see for yourself if it is what you're talking...
I seem to think he's pretty reputable since he claims to restore vintage leather jackets, but there's still something fishy about the fact that it's listed as a 40L. I'm thinking the same thing you guys are that they didn't make long's back then and stuff, but here are the measurements he took...
Hi guys,
Hope this is the right place to post this question. I found a WWII USN M-422A by Fried Ostermann and it's a size 40, but the guy selling it claims it's a long because it's 27" in length. While that does normally sound like a long size, from the research I've done, there were a fair...
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