If you've ever walked out of a film and decided that from now on you're going to dress more like Jason Bourne, Tyler Durden, or Indiana Jones, the good news is you're not alone. The bad news is unless you have your own costume department, dressing like a film star is hard. So we've spent the last 2 years building a jacket that looks like you stole it off the back of Indiana Jones.

It's a rugged, super-lightweight cotton jacket based on the iconic M-65 field jacket - a US Army staple that saw action in Vietnam before making the leap to the civilian wardrobe in the 1970s. Its military heritage is reflected in a utilitarian design that features seven pockets including two huge bellows pockets on the lower back, heavy-duty metal hardware, and internally reinforced seams for lasting durability.

What truly sets it apart is its unique finish. Getting it to look like it's walked off a film set has involved months of garment dyeing, re-dyeing and stone-washing, so no two jackets will ever look the same. And its patina will only deepen and get richer as you wear it on your own adventures.