What size is there large a 40?

@@davidblevins9513 mist be around a 44-46

Where can I find a ranger jacket like the one you’re wearing? It’s awesome. What model is that?

@@markschutz8134 thats an older model there not currently making. eBay has one right now in otter green in a Large. Im wearing an extra large here.

I just got their trifold wallet. I like it. Classic

Thank you very much! I think ill do a little more in depth look at some differences in the future. I just need to find a packer coat haha

@@cameronmcpeak5183 The Packer coat is great! Warmest coat ever. However for me $800 is a bit too steep. If you want one on sale, keep an eye out this winter during their winter sale (usually around Dec 21st). I was able to snag one for $299.

I'm also a BC boy, and just purchased the limited edition mackinaw Cape coat. Color is lite red with gray and black plad. What a Beautiful coat. Very thick, 26oz wool. I bought large size so I have room to layer as the weather changes from cold wet and miserable to freezing cold and snowing. Large fits nicely. I'm 5"9 and about 188lbs .One thing though, the prices on the web sites are in US dollars. After taxes and exchange I paid just over 1000k for this coat.

Yes and no. There stuffs the same price as its always been (inflation taken into account) the bigger problem in the dip in quality of materials. And foreign made trend line. Id recommend the pro program if your actually working with there products. That way you automatically get 30-40% off most products. Or if one really wants to save buy secondhand.

No doubt sad to see. But at least they keep there original lineup made in usa.

Nice! I love every one i own in there own way haha

@@cameronmcpeak5183 They are great. Took me a bit to size one correctly. I am 5'10" 245 lbs but my chest is 52 inches so I had to get the XXL almost went for the XXXL

You will certainly not regret it. Iv worn mine in the woods, on dozens construction jobs, to fancy steak dinners and everything in between, there hard wearing and all they require is a shakeout every now and then. Hint: remove everything from your pockets before shaking. Or else you lose all your tools, pens, and change forever haha

Tis true! I live my vintage pieces for there ruggedness. But my new ones are awesome as everyday jackets

Pemberton supplies Filson with cloth for only about 10% of their product line. Otherwise, Filson gets their wool and down from the Cheng Bodishang factory in China, same as Eddie Bauer, North Face and REI. They literally all come off the same assembly lines.

For the additional 3-400$ on most products they have Im probably never gonna own something of theres. That being said there clothing looks beautiful! But i have no problem supporting Canada and Scotland (both places Filson uses for materials) by buying there products

The wool comes from the US. But it's either sourced from a mill in Canada (plaid I believe) or from Pendleton (solid colors I believe). Pendleton obviously has a stellar reputation with wool. The mill in Canada is quite good also. WeatherWool could easily be argued that they make a superior product...but they're also double the cost and never in stock. You get the enjoy the experience of a very long wait list.

Haha such a pain for fitting things for sure. I do wear D width boots though which is really convenient haha

Awesome! I have the double tin pants single tin pants and the ranger bomber. I just need to gather a few more items

Its great for if you don’t plan to layer, or as a base layer to another jacket. But iv never had second thoughts about its fit.

My L is about the size of a 46 chest. My size 48 jacket is just bigger but not as big as a XL would be. The 44 double mack has a 44” but fits the same as the 48 single. Do what you will with this plethora of useful information haha

T brew, I have owned many great Filson products for many yeas now and one of the best things about Filson is their customer service. I have exchanged several articles of clothing that didn't quite fit the way I wanted them to and exchanged them through the mail. I have never had a single problem with exchanges, always first rate customer service and they ship very quickly. The very best thing about Filson is their iron clad warranty, they warrant anything they make against defects for life! One time I had a "tin jacket" that was getting small holes in the forearms (it was over a couple of years old) and when I was on vacation and in Seattle, I stopped in their store and showed it to the people there. The manager looked at it and walked away for a few moments and when he came back he gave me a brand new "tin jacket!" I left that store with several jackets and vests and a slightly bruised credit card but, they made a long time customer of me. Filson's products are expensive but, they are made very well (maybe not quite as well as they were 20-30 years ago) and they hold up extremely well. Remember these are work, extreme outdoor and hunting clothes, they are made to be used hard! I have a few heavy canvass shirts and "double tin pants" that I have had for over 10 years now and I just can't seem to wear them out. Filson will also repair jackets and pants and other items for free if their products did not hold up (used hard, but not abused) as they should have. Their duffle bags and other packs and luggage made from their rugged twill or tin cloth, are exceptional as well and are repairable by Filson for free also. I think Filson's products, with the quality materials they use, the heavy-duty design and their great warranty plus their great customer service, makes their products an exceptional value!

They have been getting thinner the last few years but in my experience 5-6 macks down the road. I would really only be shopping second hand for mackinaw cruisers. This way your saving 2-300$ and getting a garment that depending on the year will be a bit better quality than new stuff. But second hand shopping isn’t for everyone.

@@cameronmcpeak5183 Much appreciated advice!

I have a 2019 single mack. I cannot find any quality faults with what I have (however, I have no comparisons to previous generations). I bought mine when they were at $390 and love it to death. A bit on the higher end of what I would be willing to pay, but going to be well worth the money. With it being $500, I would have some reservations.

The green mack here is a L and the sleeves are just fine on me. I also was blessed with an orangutans arms. Only filson items iv had problems with are some older tin cloth hunting clothes with shorter sleeves to decrease firearm clutter (if that makes any sense) and with really old 50’s-60’s Filson wool.

Id say large is absolutely perfect for me. But if you wanna layer more than just a sweater id go for an XL.

I am 5'10" 245 lbs but my chest is 52 ices so I had to get the XXL almost went for teh XXXL

It should! I can fit a vest under mine just fine. But the western vest would need a popped collar i think haha.

Did you end up getting a large? How did it fit?

@@shawnrusselld I got a large and it's big. Not extreme but the medium would've been the perfect fit for the more formed to body look