Propper Men's Gen Iii Fleece Jacket

It's a great jacket, but needs to be paired with a windbreaker or rain jacket for windy conditions.

I got this for my 28 year old grandson and he was thrilled. Lots of pockets, zippers, and stuff for him to play with. His dad was also Jonesing the product and may get one. It seems to come on the big side.

Well. I'm a pretty big guy 300+ pounds 6ft purchased the xxl size. Fits very well I'm actually a 3x wearer on shirts and this fits big so def consider actual size when ordering because this runs bigger which to me is excellent. Material is well made. Inside pockets are big as the outside pockets are deep. Has the velcro on the chest for ur name us army and rank. I don't use those because I'm no longer in obviously.Cons to me:: the outside pockets are set back further on the side so you definitely have to reach further back to get into the outside side pockets. The inside pouches do not have velcro to close. If my memory serves me the winter fleece I was issued had velcro but I could be wrong. Either way velcro would of been I nice touch or side ways zipper. For the price, they def should of had something.The biggest con is the fleece material itself. Not sure if I got a bad one or if it's intentional but the material was sown upside down. Meaning on fleece if you move your hand across it punches material down n feels smooth and soft. If you move your the opposite direction it pulls material upward and feels rough and grabby. So if you put your hands on the jacket to feel the fleece and move from chest to hips it's rough but moving them upward is smooth. This is definitely not the way this material sown into clothing or blanket material so hopefully I just got a bad one that was made backwards but I doubt it and all of them are that way. They probably don't have a quality control. So with all that said. I gave it 3 stars. The jacket itself fits real nice. Zipper works well. Keeps you warm but it's those little flaws that the consumer finds that they want to justify what they spend. This is a $45 to $55 dollar jacket not $65 unless they improved the way the inner pockets are done, the way the fleece is sown on and the color is off too as this is brighter green than my issued one.

After my husband retired he still wore this jacket, a lot it was time to replace and he's happy I was able to.

Fits and feels just like my AF Sage Green I bought at military clothing sales. The only difference was the Sage Green was Polar Tech. I did get a smaller size (large) than the green one and it is a better fit. Good for layering or indoors as a sweater, but do not expect much wearing it by itself when outdoors. Designed to be worn under the Gortex jacket so it does do its job. No noticeable peeling or fuzz so far either.

Other then the fact this item runs like 3 sizes too big it’s great I ordered a small and it’s huge on me but it works for the moment and otherwise is great quality and warm.

Well made. Color is good. A bit on the large size though. I have 2 others like this from other companies and they are cut smaller than this one. This does not make it a bad product, but just be aware of it when ordering.As to people who complained it is too light to wear when it is 20 deg., they need to realize this is only part of a 7 piece system which is based on layering. It isn't designed to be a big, heavy coat that you can wear in arctic temps. With a good base layer and a shell layer over top, it will easily keep you warm near or below freezing and still allow for ease of movement.

just a nice soft garment

functional and well-designed.