Extra layer or jacket?
The ALS Liner

A liner is typically made to go inside your jacket to make it warmer. Our ALS Liner is different: It looks so cool you can even wear it on its own.

Originally, the liner jacket was supposed to serve as an extra layer of heat, attached to the innards of the M-65 military jacket introduced to the US Armed Forces in the 60s. To this day it is cut like it was in the military - a little bit oversized with extra room for movement. Yes, we're talking about that movement puffer jackets take away from you in the winter - no matter how cozy and stylish.

CASUAL, CLASSIC LOOK
COMBINED WITH OUR ALS-LINER
IN OLIVE GREEN

A practical layer

The quilted design and use of materials like lightweight nylon ripstop fabric ensure that it retains heat efficiently without adding unnecessary bulk. Thus, it can either be used as a light spring jacket or it can go under your M-65 as originally intended - if you prefer that.

It can be attached to it by fasteners at the neck, cuffs and from the collar to the hips. The outer material made of 100% nylon, combined with an oversized fit, gives this field jacket an authentic look. With 2 patch pockets on the outside, button closure and the characteristic rib cuffs on the sleeves, the jacket combines functionality and comfort.