M's Stagecoach Jacket

What a well thought out jacket. The nylon sleeves do make it easier to pull on, while body liner is warm and almost windproof. The hidden zipper pockets inside the side pockets are a nice feature. Very durable and will see many years of use.

I love this jacket by the campfire or cutting down trees; not to mention, throwing it on to run to the store. Thanks MK!

After reading the reviews I took the leap and purchased this amazing jacket. It is tough enough to chop wood, keep you warm while on a climbing trip and yet stylish enough to wear out to your favorite watering hole for some beers with the guys. The wind doesn't stand a chance of making it through this fabric. Bottom line, this jacket will last a lifetime so pick yours up soon!

Finally--a permanent replacement for the leather jacket I've owned since 1981. And I believe this one will last longer in terms of both durability and style. I ordered the Stagecoach Jacket in Ranch despite worries that it might come off as a bit too "Bonanza". Fortunately, the color is more subdued than it appears on screen. Instead, it's more of a burnt ochre, neutral enough to go with just about anything, making it appropriate for occasions ranging from weekend camping to premiere night at the local repertory. The cut is flattering, bolstering the chest and shoulders, while slimming the gut. The outer canvass feels tough enough to deflect buckshot (though I haven’t tested that yet) and doesn't snag on barbed wire. The inner lining is as comfortable as my favorite flannel top. The smooth sleeve linings are reminiscent of my varsity letterman jacket, which I should've retired decades ago. That and three more of my better jackets have gone to Goodwill since the Stagecoach arrived.

I picked my Stagecoach Jacket up early last Fall and it has become a constant companion. Through Western Colorado's fall and winter and now in NW Montana's early summer I wear it almost everyday. It wears and washes well and I nearly always gets compliments from folks on it's looks. Also, unlike other coats of the same style it has a cut that is complimentary to folks with an athletic build.

This is my first season wearing my Stagecoach jacket, but i'm already feeling that it will become a permanent staple in my winter wardrobe (which in Melbourne, Australia, can be practically anytime!). Even after all my numerous escapades around the globe in blustery winter conditions, it's amazing that when I'm back at home in the land down under that I feel the winter chills the most! The stagecoach jacket is the ultimate urban jacket for me, protecting me from these harsh elements that the urban adventurer faces.. For me gear needs to be functional and multipurpose. A jacket that can go from a day out on the crag, straight to the local night spot, and then to the office really shines for me. The toughness and durability of this jacket means that it pairs exceptionally well with my alpine utility pants when out in the field, but yet its buttery softness and style means it can easily accompany a pair of dress shoes and pants for a night out. Not to be underestimated, the stagecoach jacket is an essential item in any multifunctional wardrobe, where form and function are equally at stake.

Fresh out the box I knew this jacket was a classic. What stood out at first, and still makes this jacket one of the best I have owned, are the classic triple stitching that is trademark in Mountain Khaki jeans. This jacket is strong, yet lighter than some other similar jackets out there. Equally impressive are the nylon liners in the sleeves, which makes this jacket easy to put on and off, and very comfortable. Another standout feature for me are the inner pockets on each side that zip. No matter what you are doing, you know that the contents you have in your pockets are staying there. This jacket has exceeded many of my expectations and is great for spring, fall, and most winter temps.