North 15 - Men's Nylon Three-Season Jacket, Polar Fleece Lined - Medium, Black at Amazon Men’s Clothing store

This jacket came in time to try out during a 5 degree day with snow. Was heavier than I expected, nice and warm, but I was active while outside.Looks good, fits good, and priced great!

For the money it can’t be beat. Fit is just about as expected. We just had a very cold spell of weather here in Ohio and it kept me plenty warm. I’m sure there are better quality jackets out there, but they cost a lot more.

I put the coat on the minute I received it today and was immediately pleased. Good quality construction and very well insulated.The outter shell is nylon and feels thin overall. It has a nice fleece liner inside throughout the body and sleeves. It can be worn from around 35 degrees to about 65 comfortably. It has a right side inner pocket and zippered exterior pockets. Those are nice features.It's the fit that's off. I believe the maker is using Chinese sizing on this. I ordered a 3x and it's very snug. Especially through the sleeves. I wear a 3x T-shirt and have both 2x and even two 1x jackets in my closet that are much more roomy than this. It'd be a challenge to wear anything heavier than a dress shirt under this. A sweater would be out of the question.I will keep it for its overall quality and can use it in a pinch for yard work. But overall it's uncomfortably snug.

It's a great jacket. Does a great job of keeping the wind out, rain off (I imagine if you were to be out in a down pour it might soak through) and keeps you warm. The fleece lining is great! I bought if for my son, it looks good and he likes it. It's well made... The price is fantastic! I would buy it again without a second thought.

I ordered this coat with a bit of trepidation. There weren't a lot of reviews, and the price seemed to be low for a quality item. I have been quite happy with it so far (I've only had it for a week). Comparing it to a Port Authority jacket (which would seem to be a direct competitor) or a LL Bean warmup jacket, there are some differences. No pull tabs on the zippers, the storm flap isn't multi-stitched, and the sewing isn't quite as good (lots of thread ends sticking out that needed to be trimmed), but the cost is half the price of the Port Authority, and about a third of what LL Bean wants. Now....I had a LL Bean that lasted for close to 2 decades...we'll have to see if I get a third of that amount of time out of this one.It's been fairly cool and windy here in the mid-Atlantic area over the last week, and this coat has been just the ticket for that. Warm enough in temps in the low 30's with winds around 10 knots as long as you have a hat and gloves. The lining is soft, and the sleeves are nylon quilted over some type of insulator. Easy on and off even when I have a sweater on.