Legendary Whitetails Mens Casual Coat with Hood Waxed Cotton Water Resistant Jacket

Super warm. Super comfy. Good quality jacket to go over a simple t-shirt. soft quilted lining is smooth and warm while canvas shell feels sturdy (maybe don't wear for heavy ranch/farm work) but feels like itll hold up Read more

Nice quality, not exactly what I would call a heavy coat. But definitely has decent weight, I would say it's an acceptable winter coat if you don't live in Maine.. also pretty good looking.. like the double zipper. XLsize, 6ft, 236lb.. fit great Read more

I recently purchased the Legendary Whitetails Men's Rugged Full Zip Dakota Jacket and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed! This jacket deserves a 5-star review for its exceptional quality, durability, and style. The first thing that caught my attention was the material. The jacket is made with a high-quality, heavyweight cotton canvas that feels incredibly sturdy and well-made. I have no doubt that this jacket will last me for years to come, even with regular wear and tear. The fit of the jacket is also perfect. It's not too loose or too tight, and the sleeves are just the right length. The full zip design makes it easy to put on and take off, and the collar is the perfect height to keep my neck warm on chilly days. Another feature I love about this jacket is the number of pockets. There are plenty of pockets to store my phone, wallet, keys, and other essentials. The pockets are also deep enough to keep my belongings secure and prevent them from falling out. Lastly, the style of this jacket is impeccable. The rustic, rugged look is perfect for outdoor activities like hiking or camping, but it's also stylish enough to wear casually with jeans or khakis. The attention to detail on this jacket is impressive, from the stitching to the zipper pulls. Overall, I highly recommend the Legendary Whitetails Men's Rugged Full Zip Dakota Jacket to anyone looking for a high-quality, durable, and stylish jacket. The material is top-notch, and the attention to detail is second to none. I'm already planning on purchasing another one in a different color! Read more

This jacket is almost perfect, except for the insane decision to line the front pockets with a material that cannot hold, let alone retain, any amount of warmth. The front pockets are entirely useless in the cold. The interior pockets are awesome, the interior is soft, and the hood is both thick and removable. I love the jacket, it’s a bit baggy and perfect for layering, but those front pockets are painfully disappointing in under 20 degree Fahrenheit weather. And I mean painful like your fingers will not be okay outside. I’m going to have to take it to a tailor to make this a functional winter jacket for Minnesota. Read more

This coat is very well made, with quality materials. I've been wearing it in harsh Pennsylvania weather, and it's nice and warm, windproof, and I haven't had any problems with water getting in. It's true to size as well. Read more

Son likes jacket. Fits well. Nice quality. Fits perfect. Read more

6’3 260lbs lg shoulder frame, this jacket fits perfectly! Not thin material, not too bulky either. Keeps me dry and warm. Looks great and feels great. Read more

I originally bought the X-Large because all of my jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts, and t-shirts are similarly X-Large. But when I received the jacket, it just felt and looked too loose and baggy on me. I felt that it needed to be 2" narrower in the chest and waist, but the Large was 4" narrower in the chest and waist. So I was scared to order the Large. But I did, and I'm happy with the Large size. The jacket is very thin. It's almost as thin as the $90 Legendary Whitetails Shirt Jacket. If the jacket was a little thicker, I would give it five stars. I feel like even if I layer up with a tank top, t-shirt, and long sleeve shirt that I would be taking a big risk of being too cold if I walked outside with this jacket on when the weather is 30-35 degrees. Which means in Fall, I would only get to wear this jacket like one week before it gets too cold for it. I would have gladly paid another $20-30 for a jacket that looked just like this but was thicker and more padded. I'd rather the jacket be too warm and just wear a t-shirt underneath than a jacket that is too thin and causes me to be cold even with three shirts underneath. Appearance wise, when I had the X-Large, I thought that the jacket looked boring and ugly without the contrasting light brown hoodie. But now that I have the better fitting Large size, I can say that the jacket looks good without the hoodie. But I prefer it with the hoodie, so I won't ever take it off. The jacket has contrast stitching which was a really good design choice. I wish that makers of brown baseball caps did the same thing, but most don't use contrast stitching. The jacket is comfortable to wear. And I like how my hands feel in the front side pockets. And I wouldn't have ordered it if it was a button up. Good thing that it is a zip up. I saw a lot of negative reviews that complained about the stitching and seams falling apart, especially in the armpit area. I hope that doesn't happen to me. I don't go out much and I don't plan on washing it in the washer machine, so I would think that it will last me a long time. $110 might be a decent price as far as how the jacket looks (I thought that the Legendary Whitetails Shirt Jacket being $90 was too expensive), but I would have been happier if the jacket was thicker. I could have easily bought some thick jackets for around $50 but they didn't look as nice, so that was why I was hesitant to buy them. But yeah, this jacket would have received a 5 star rating instead of 3 stars even it wasn't so thin. UPDATE: I probably wear this jacket once or twice a year because I never leave my house. I have not had any problems with the armpit stitching yet, but there is already a huge hole inside of one pocket. Which is weird because I just gently place my hands in them when I walk around. The pockets are made of very thin material and the thread that they used to sewed it together is probably too fragile.. If the rest of the jacket remains durable, then I am fine with it. But really, these jackets are too thin and too expensive, so they shouldn't have skimped out on quality like that. Read more