I have a vintage forest green one that was issued to Rangers from the U.S. Forest Service, and it’s consistently the jacket I reach for in the late fall/early winter.
Is your ranger version actually wool? The two I saw where a cotton nylon blend. Although if they made a wool version too, I"ll definitely be keeping an eye out
Dude! Been trying to find exact info on mine, but it’s a USFS-issue double cruiser with snap buttons that I found at a thrift for, I kid you not, $10. Could be a quick resell but I will never let it go. Oh, and it had a book of matches and two 12 gauge shells in the pocket.
I don’t really see a valid argument for having a liner in this jacket for comfort. Any time it’s cold enough outside to wear a double mac (or even a regular mac), you’ll be wearing a sweater or at least some kind of long sleeve shirt. These are meant to be a final outer layer, not something to just throw on with a t-shirt.
Last night I was wearing my wool jacket from Bemidji Woolen Mills, it’s 85% wool and 15% nylon, 18-19oz per yd, it was around 35 with the windchill and all I had underneath was a t shirt, you don’t need long sleeve anything unless you’re a complainer, wool is so warm and blocks the wind very well so I could just imagine how warm one of these would be
I totally agree I don’t understand that complaint at all myself. I always am at least wearing a long sleeve base layer with my single Mac let alone a double.
@@Newspeak. the thing to remember as well is, people layer differential based on personal needs and also they react to wool very differently. I've seen plenty of people who can wear this jacket even against bare skin and they'd be mostly ok... For me otoh, there are some 180gsm merino wool that can make me itchy (I do have 200+gsm base layers that I use but there are only some that are ok depending on the size of the wool strands)
man your videos are so fun to watch. i love how you shoot, cut and edit the videos, on top of how comfortable you are in front of the camera. don't know how you don't have a bigger following already. keep up the good work
Haha, are you the same guy from the Theo and ?? Watch review channel? I've watched you guys a bunch. I have this exact jacket... bought new in 1989. And I have watched the watch reviews because i have a 1967 GMT pepsi, still keeping good time. You've got good taste 👌 Cheers to you 🍻 👏 ☮️ (yes, it's a game pocket. Filson called it a "map pocket" to not turn ppl off. I keep a scarf folded flat in it.. a Pendleton scarf of course. But the last few years i just wear a hoodie) This jacket works well with just a turtleneck if you live where it's cold. It's bulky, so it's nice to take it off when you go inside and cool off ~
I have multiple old woolrich hunting coats, and they are amazing. Thankfully living near woolrich, pa you can usually find the old richie 503 coats at a lot of thrift shops or antique places for cheap in good shape. Usually $50-90. Been looking at these filsons for a while though too.
Bought a Double Mack for Ohio winters because of this video. The videos are entertaining and informative. Commenting at 2.79 subs. Expecting many many more subs as time passes.
Hey man, I enjoy the vids, nice humor in commentary and editing on this one. I live in the hot south and dont have or need expensive warm jackets, but I still enjoy your vids. The educational bits are nice for me as a jacket outsider
I have a (single) Mackinaw Cruiser and a Mackinaw Jac Shirt, both Filson. The latter has a cotton lining and in many ways I rate it as the better all round item (warmer, more coat like) and it's less expensive too (though not made in the US)
My “Masshole” senses tell me you may be on/near the cape? Either way, I enjoy your videos. I’ve never tried any of their jackets but I bought a pair of their tin pants a few years ago. I’ve beaten the hell out of them over the past 3 winters and I’d say they’re pretty much bomb proof.
When i bought mine new from LL Bean in c1989 it was Definitely advertised as a Game pocket. Maps are (were) traditionally folded up, and you wouldn't need a pass-thru design. But if you were cruising for timber in the PNW for weeks on end, you would come across plenty of small game to cook that evening 😉
"Cruiser" means Timber Cruiser. These were scouts employed by lumber companies to work in the wilderness scouting for stands of trees/forest the companies would want to harvest. They would be out for weeks surveying on their own and needed something they could live in, and shoot the errant grizzly or cougar they might encounter 😉 ~
Filson is a great jacket time tested quality I also have the weatherwool anarack it's by far warmer than filson and quality is top of the line you wouldn't go stray with either one
I have one of these. Quality of materials 10/10 Standard of manufacture 10/10 Design as a retro fashion statement 10/10 However- Practicality in cold windy weather 2/10 - there is no storm flap or overlap. No adjustment of top fastening and even worse the huge gap in the sleeve above the wrist. Sad - the design need an update which could be done with little compromise to the overall design - well worth $120 ..........
Hey man, enjoyed this vid. I only discovered your channel 2 days ago and have binged watched every single video you have made. Love your creativity and style, can’t wait to see your clothing line and see what you come up with next. Keep up the great work, not long before you surely blow up. Any ideas for some headwear reviews??
Hey mate, great vid! What do you think of Gloverall and their ‘Donkey Jacket’ (wool worker jacket), in particular the Moss Donkey? Also where did you get that sweater from and where could I buy similar styles at an affordable price that ship to Sydney? Cheers :)
You don't work in it. That's the difference, no offense or anything. You could wear it forever, but hard work would wear the new filson out rather quickly.
is the double overkill or too hard to layer if its mostly from 50f to 20f and only below 20 one to two times a winter? I am set on mackinaw (and vest) but versatility and mobility is important since I usually layer. The double does not look as stiff as I thought though. This video answers more of my questions than any of the others. Thanks. I am a 36" chest at 5'9" and built like you, could I easily fit a sweater with a wool vest under a size 36 single? Or should I still size up to 38 in a single mac if I want those layers to not feel tight and be able to bend, twist or use my arms? I have plenty of big loose things, but I want my mack to fit a few layers, but not feel huge or look big when I wear it unlayered. Thanks to any who answer. I am looking at older ones sized in numbers, the new sizing is much less specific and easy to figure. What is hard to figure is sizing in a brand you can not find in person. Online sizing has failed me a few times and recommendations from experienced proves much more valuable!
I don't know if you realize, but you are one of the few videos about this jacket on RUclips. There is the other one you mention (which I have seen now, and you're right; wtf?), and there are some that have crap titles so it's impossible to find. It's all about the single, not the double. Well, I am fkng cold, and i want the fkng double. So, I've watched this video like three times and plan to watch it again. I appreciate it. Although, uh, I could still use some more help, so... I don't even know what I need. Is it too late for me to just buy this one? There aren't any on eBay anymore hardly, and apparently Filson no longer makes them?? I picked a crap time for this obsession, and you know what? You really fed my obsession. It's a good thing I ended up really liking you. But that other guy with the Weatherwool coat or whatever? Yeah, I still don't like him. I mean, I'd buy his Filson though. It does not seem possible to get a 36 for $200. Even 38s seem harder to find. Okay, thanks. I vented. More importantly, thanks for the video. I've enjoyed more of your videos now, too, so... yeah. Now we're stuck with each other. As you can see, I write like you talk, but I do not have the benefit of snappy editing. ;)
I have the Filson hybrid cruiser which has a wool and tin mack outer and its lined with cotton flannel. It’s really comfortable due to the lining. You should be able to find a used one from time to time or maybe check out EU shops. I also agree with that wool definitely doesn’t keep the wind out, eventhough most Filsonites would say otherwise. You ever tried their down jackets?
The regular Mackinaw Cruiser does a pretty good job up to 20-25mph winds for me. Throw a densely woven wool sweater underneath, you'll be snug as a bug in the nastiest of blizzards...speaking from experience.
Buying this jacket a year ago was a significant investment. hahahhha I bought this new from a company going out of business for $250 last year. I think Filson wants 650 for this now! Yikes
@@TheIronSnail The fit you want is the fit to get, but I like this type of jacket to be sort of a large cape rather than anything form-fitting. Also, the rear pocket (Filson calls it a map or chart pocket, but everyone knows that is for game) has more capacity if the coat is a bit oversized, and with a larger coat it does not appear that one has some sort of untoward hump extending from his lower back when carrying game in that pocket.
You have other wool jackets & you choose the Mackinaw Wool jacket as the one your gonna sell?! Dude...what other kind of wool jackets do you have that are better?! Are they made from the wool of Scarlett Johansson’s pubs or something?!
im looking to getting a double mackinaw used, you said this one was a size 38, is that also your suit jacket size? im trying to do a comparison my suit size is about a 42Long Thanks
Hey there. I've got a 100% wool sweater from Taylor Stitch much like the one you have. The thing is damn itchy. Had you done anything to treat it and make it less itchy? I read something about soaking it with vinegar for 15 minutes and then slathering it in hair conditioner. Any ideas/suggestions??
Sadly I did a lot of research on that too and really haven’t seen anything promising :/ BUT i just wear mine and the annoying itch goes away in 10-15 minutes (or maybe I go numb)
Great video, awesome Wool Cruiser. Keep up the good work. Filson will never see another penny from me ever. Their prices have insulted my intelligence. They must think I'm some dumb Hipster Sexual Timber Loving Fooktard to pay those outragous prices. They have spit in the face of those that supported them. Their prices are more of a Fashion Statement like Versace, Gucci, etc. This is suppose to be good affordable Blue color working outfits. Not Runway Model Price Crap.
Another point against this down jacket fad going on right now... they look like tacky, puffy garbage bags. They are the worst fashion trend going on right now, which is fine, because the rest of us that are paying attention can just go ahead and look that much better in comparison.
I have their wool aviator/bomber/trapper hat. Or, at least... I will have it... It was the only one I could find made in the USA. My head is cold, so I hope it arrives soon.
BS I have had Filson Mackinaws for 35 + years. Great coats but not the best wool jacket. Not in the same league with weatherwool or for that matter old Mackinaws from the old days when they made them out of 32, 35 or even 40 oz wool. When you use the term best there is no room for error.
Jesse Watson nah the one I bought looked just like his, but it’s an XL42, so not his. It was on eBay for $485. I offered them 285, and they made a counter offer of 325! Sold!!!
@@jeromebullard6123 Nice!! I managed to get one as well for around the same price, new old stock I think in XS! Hope you love yours as much as I love mine!
Are you wearing S? If so you must have much longer arms than me lol... Also my girlfriend got your "ideal" cruiser for 40% off two weeks ago so don't be too jealous.
I believe both incorrect , 26 oz was single cruiser ,now same 24 as doubles always had have owned new old filsons not close 4 quality! But 2 use common companys to quality vs filson now the filsons still way ahead but no qualty any where like 70 years ago anywhere . So how what can u conpair a filson 2 ? Nothing in its working mans legue , yet id say most tree hugging yuppys dont have clu how tough and life long this coat used 2 b
Ok 1st of all , this coat was made 4 work not relly designed for working people loggers miners construction farmers , 2 it will rarely used in temp unless under 20 negative also ur new filson is not made here no u got no clu till u layed under equipment fixing at 30 negative temps abuse of jacket till any 1 can understand that quality has went to china not old filson quality , sizes varying much now not b4 in same sized coats , rarely button fell off b4 now a regular basis i got both , no clu where u say 200$ on line cause its not happening and actually used filson is more cause people who wore filson 30 years ago kno see feel different in the new coat the other thing came 38 40 42 44 ect now s m L Ex 2x 3x soo if ur between sizes ur big or small they were all about customer b4 ,now all corporate bandits at filson ! Y they charge what they do as its all outsourcing if they were made here id think nothing about the 5to 600 $ but not outsourcing as they do relly shows how much this outfit relly quit caring once sold
Great question! I don’t think it is, it’s very warm but you can get a Schott 32oz Peacoat that I think will be warmer and if you look at Dehen 1920 I think their Stalwart 2.0 may also beat this in terms of warmth! By how much though is the question!
@@TheIronSnail hrmmm what about 5'11" and 155 lbs. and an actual 36" chest (I measured today! noooood) I think this video finally helped me decide I'd be best/okay with 36 and possibly unhappy in a 38 (although the way you rock it makes it look like a sensible option... seems if one is to buy a baggier jacket, this or this type might be the one to do)
Reasons I wouldn't but a Filson Mack.: 1. If its for bad weather IT should have a Hood or at least great collar. 2. No liner for 500 bucks. IT was good enough for poeople hunting ducks in the 40s. If i pay that much money. IT Has to be versatile. "You have to wear this and that for your Mack to work" is not good enough. 2. No zipper. No storm flaps. And od you choose Buttons IT Has to be canadian. Regular Buttons srsly? So I pay half-a-grand and still have to go to tailor each time button gives out on me...? In short - long time ago this was usefull,now I see IT as heritage piece to sell...shame as the wool quality is phenomenal...but at that price point it Has to perform.
I really feel both of those points honestly. No liner and no hood REALLY make it antiquated. Which some people still like but a hood to me is a life saver (literally!)
Agreed. The jac shirt is far superior for some of these reasons. It's still 26oz mackinaw but with a cotton lining ( I don't understand why a thick warm wool jacket doesn't have a liner, thick wool is poky), still no zipper but snap on buttons, so has a storm flap naturally (though I personally dislike zips). Best of all, it's like$300, which makes it easier to accept and at that point i just use it as mid layer, so I still have a goretex or waxed canvas Shell with a hood over it.
Dont really understand the liner part. For the most part you'll never directly touch the inside since you'll be wearing long sleeved shirts/flannels. Plus adding a liner would make it less versatile, cause the mackinaw cruiser is the only jacket i own that i can both use in deep winter with layers and in early spring (in that 50-65 degree range) with just use it with a t-shit alone. If it had a liner it'd make it less breathable and less versatile.
I have a vintage forest green one that was issued to Rangers from the U.S. Forest Service, and it’s consistently the jacket I reach for in the late fall/early winter.
Oh that’s so cool, can’t blame you!!
Is your ranger version actually wool? The two I saw where a cotton nylon blend. Although if they made a wool version too, I"ll definitely be keeping an eye out
Dude! Been trying to find exact info on mine, but it’s a USFS-issue double cruiser with snap buttons that I found at a thrift for, I kid you not, $10. Could be a quick resell but I will never let it go. Oh, and it had a book of matches and two 12 gauge shells in the pocket.
I don’t really see a valid argument for having a liner in this jacket for comfort. Any time it’s cold enough outside to wear a double mac (or even a regular mac), you’ll be wearing a sweater or at least some kind of long sleeve shirt. These are meant to be a final outer layer, not something to just throw on with a t-shirt.
Last night I was wearing my wool jacket from Bemidji Woolen Mills, it’s 85% wool and 15% nylon, 18-19oz per yd, it was around 35 with the windchill and all I had underneath was a t shirt, you don’t need long sleeve anything unless you’re a complainer, wool is so warm and blocks the wind very well so I could just imagine how warm one of these would be
I totally agree I don’t understand that complaint at all myself. I always am at least wearing a long sleeve base layer with my single Mac let alone a double.
@@Newspeak. the thing to remember as well is, people layer differential based on personal needs and also they react to wool very differently. I've seen plenty of people who can wear this jacket even against bare skin and they'd be mostly ok... For me otoh, there are some 180gsm merino wool that can make me itchy (I do have 200+gsm base layers that I use but there are only some that are ok depending on the size of the wool strands)
man your videos are so fun to watch. i love how you shoot, cut and edit the videos, on top of how comfortable you are in front of the camera. don't know how you don't have a bigger following already. keep up the good work
You have SUPER great quality videos, but just as a suggestion you should upload more videos
GamingKing33 working on it!!
Haha, are you the same guy from the Theo and ?? Watch review channel?
I've watched you guys a bunch.
I have this exact jacket... bought new in 1989.
And I have watched the watch reviews because i have a 1967 GMT pepsi, still keeping good time.
You've got good taste 👌
Cheers to you 🍻 👏 ☮️
(yes, it's a game pocket. Filson called it a "map pocket" to not turn ppl off. I keep a scarf folded flat in it.. a Pendleton scarf of course. But the last few years i just wear a hoodie)
This jacket works well with just a turtleneck if you live where it's cold. It's bulky, so it's nice to take it off when you go inside and cool off ~
I have multiple old woolrich hunting coats, and they are amazing. Thankfully living near woolrich, pa you can usually find the old richie 503 coats at a lot of thrift shops or antique places for cheap in good shape. Usually $50-90. Been looking at these filsons for a while though too.
Bought a Double Mack for Ohio winters because of this video. The videos are entertaining and informative. Commenting at 2.79 subs. Expecting many many more subs as time passes.
Appreciate it!!!
Hey man,
I enjoy the vids, nice humor in commentary and editing on this one. I live in the hot south and dont have or need expensive warm jackets, but I still enjoy your vids. The educational bits are nice for me as a jacket outsider
ForrestWW2 really appreciate the nice words!!
Just bought a double. Its craaaaazy nice 😳
That shower test had me cracking up haha. Nice jacket though, man. for sure a timeless style.
Love the jacket!!
I have a (single) Mackinaw Cruiser and a Mackinaw Jac Shirt, both Filson. The latter has a cotton lining and in many ways I rate it as the better all round item (warmer, more coat like) and it's less expensive too (though not made in the US)
My “Masshole” senses tell me you may be on/near the cape? Either way, I enjoy your videos.
I’ve never tried any of their jackets but I bought a pair of their tin pants a few years ago. I’ve beaten the hell out of them over the past 3 winters and I’d say they’re pretty much bomb proof.
Your masshole senses have served you well! And their jackets are just as easily bomb proof
Order of hierarchy of wool products is probably BigBill/Codet, Filson, Empire/LesterRiver, Weatherwool.
It’s a map pocket. The “cruiser” jacket is originally meant for cruising “surveying” stands of timber,
Ahhh so it IS a map pocket!
When i bought mine new from LL Bean in c1989 it was Definitely advertised as a Game pocket.
Maps are (were) traditionally folded up, and you wouldn't need a pass-thru design.
But if you were cruising for timber in the PNW for weeks on end, you would come across plenty of small game to cook that evening 😉
Pass thru design makes it much easier getting a bird out the direction it went in ~
Can't wait to show off to the 2024 zoomer crowd watching your videos by the millions how I was here first. Love your videos; can't get enough.
I’m not a zoomer, but now watching in 2024
I also bought my filson jackets used. I have a grey double mack and a red wool packer that I call my Santa coat.
Carlos Chavez that packer is probably the coolest coat I’ve ever seen
I can’t wait to go cruising in one of these.
"Cruiser" means Timber Cruiser.
These were scouts employed by lumber companies to work in the wilderness scouting for stands of trees/forest the companies would want to harvest. They would be out for weeks surveying on their own and needed something they could live in, and shoot the errant grizzly or cougar they might encounter 😉 ~
Nice job with this. I have the standard cruiser and the Greenwood jacket that has a moleskin lining. Thanks for sharing.
Of course and thank you!
Filson is a great jacket time tested quality I also have the weatherwool anarack it's by far warmer than filson and quality is top of the line you wouldn't go stray with either one
Oh awesome to hear!!
You can fit a whole 30 rack in the back map pocket with a size M. You're welcome for this info.
I don’t believe you. Take a vid of you loading up 30
lol. I MIGHT believe 24, but not 30.
I’m guessing you COULD put the other 6 in the front pockets.
Once you start sweating/working in cotton lined clothing in sub zero weather it will unalive the wearer.
I have one of these. Quality of materials 10/10 Standard of manufacture 10/10 Design as a retro fashion statement 10/10 However- Practicality in cold windy weather 2/10 - there is no storm flap or overlap. No adjustment of top fastening and even worse the huge gap in the sleeve above the wrist. Sad - the design need an update which could be done with little compromise to the overall design - well worth $120 ..........
I 100% agree with all these points!
Hey man, enjoyed this vid. I only discovered your channel 2 days ago and have binged watched every single video you have made. Love your creativity and style, can’t wait to see your clothing line and see what you come up with next. Keep up the great work, not long before you surely blow up. Any ideas for some headwear reviews??
Thank you so much!! And hmmm, that’s a great question, I actually haven’t looked yet into headwear much!
@@TheIronSnail could be a nice venture, you’ve done footwear, jeans, shirts, overcoats. How about “the right hat for the man who doesn’t wear hats!”
I used to have to wear a wool blazer for school and I will always remember how badly they all smelled when it rained.
Oh total wet dog
I have one in Camo along with the pants !
When are we getting a review of the Filson mackinaw packer??? It's their best looking and warmest all-wool jacket IMHO.
I really like the styling of the Double Mack, much more than the single. I would not get much use for it in Virginia, however.
Hey mate, great vid! What do you think of Gloverall and their ‘Donkey Jacket’ (wool worker jacket), in particular the Moss Donkey? Also where did you get that sweater from and where could I buy similar styles at an affordable price that ship to Sydney? Cheers :)
This channel is the best one. Sorry Carl. Sorry stridewise.
Well thanks! Love those guys too
Hey Michael! Filson just released a fully-lined 26oz mackinaw Jac shirt!
………..this is amazing news
@@TheIronSnail it's only $350, BUT it is imported:(
Great videos!
Nice review. These are great jackets!
Agreed and thank you!
You don't work in it. That's the difference, no offense or anything. You could wear it forever, but hard work would wear the new filson out rather quickly.
No offense taken, it’s true!
is the double overkill or too hard to layer if its mostly from 50f to 20f and only below 20 one to two times a winter? I am set on mackinaw (and vest) but versatility and mobility is important since I usually layer. The double does not look as stiff as I thought though.
This video answers more of my questions than any of the others. Thanks.
I am a 36" chest at 5'9" and built like you, could I easily fit a sweater with a wool vest under a size 36 single? Or should I still size up to 38 in a single mac if I want those layers to not feel tight and be able to bend, twist or use my arms? I have plenty of big loose things, but I want my mack to fit a few layers, but not feel huge or look big when I wear it unlayered.
Thanks to any who answer. I am looking at older ones sized in numbers, the new sizing is much less specific and easy to figure. What is hard to figure is sizing in a brand you can not find in person. Online sizing has failed me a few times and recommendations from experienced proves much more valuable!
I’d definitely go 38 there! As for overkill I say YES go for the single 100%
I don't know if you realize, but you are one of the few videos about this jacket on RUclips. There is the other one you mention (which I have seen now, and you're right; wtf?), and there are some that have crap titles so it's impossible to find. It's all about the single, not the double. Well, I am fkng cold, and i want the fkng double. So, I've watched this video like three times and plan to watch it again. I appreciate it. Although, uh, I could still use some more help, so... I don't even know what I need. Is it too late for me to just buy this one? There aren't any on eBay anymore hardly, and apparently Filson no longer makes them?? I picked a crap time for this obsession, and you know what? You really fed my obsession. It's a good thing I ended up really liking you. But that other guy with the Weatherwool coat or whatever? Yeah, I still don't like him. I mean, I'd buy his Filson though. It does not seem possible to get a 36 for $200. Even 38s seem harder to find. Okay, thanks. I vented. More importantly, thanks for the video. I've enjoyed more of your videos now, too, so... yeah. Now we're stuck with each other. As you can see, I write like you talk, but I do not have the benefit of snappy editing. ;)
So it should withstand a 38 second downpour! Oh yeah.
Who knows it may be able to do 39!
@@TheIronSnail Don't get my hopes up, man! Just came across your channel. Love Filson.
Filson is a legend! Welcome to the channel! (Unless you hate it of course then thanks for swinging by hahaha)
I have the Filson hybrid cruiser which has a wool and tin mack outer and its lined with cotton flannel. It’s really comfortable due to the lining. You should be able to find a used one from time to time or maybe check out EU shops.
I also agree with that wool definitely doesn’t keep the wind out, eventhough most Filsonites would say otherwise. You ever tried their down jackets?
The regular Mackinaw Cruiser does a pretty good job up to 20-25mph winds for me. Throw a densely woven wool sweater underneath, you'll be snug as a bug in the nastiest of blizzards...speaking from experience.
I'll take 2
Buying this jacket a year ago was a significant investment. hahahhha I bought this new from a company going out of business for $250 last year. I think Filson wants 650 for this now! Yikes
Good info. Fit is subjective, but that jacket seems small on you. For me, Mackinaws should be oversized, like a big blanket.
Interesting!! Maybe a 40 is the key??
@@TheIronSnail The fit you want is the fit to get, but I like this type of jacket to be sort of a large cape rather than anything form-fitting. Also, the rear pocket (Filson calls it a map or chart pocket, but everyone knows that is for game) has more capacity if the coat is a bit oversized, and with a larger coat it does not appear that one has some sort of untoward hump extending from his lower back when carrying game in that pocket.
You live on the cape? Those short oak trees and the shingles on your house are a dead giveaway
Basically a very thick shacket?
Great video! What size are you wearing?
Ty! A 38
@@TheIronSnail nice, appreciate it! Wicked fast response too.
Suggestions on places to find used jackets? The bay?
The bay is my fav but also check Grailed!
Hard to find used as apparently no one except this guy is foolish enough to sell one once they finally acquire one
You have other wool jackets & you choose the Mackinaw Wool jacket as the one your gonna sell?! Dude...what other kind of wool jackets do you have that are better?! Are they made from the wool of Scarlett Johansson’s pubs or something?!
HA! I just sell clothes so I can by more and see them all
@@TheIronSnail haha I got why you where selling, I was just giving you a hard time is all. Great work on your channel btw
Thank you!!!
im looking to getting a double mackinaw used, you said this one was a size 38, is that also your suit jacket size? im trying to do a comparison my suit size is about a 42Long Thanks
Good job 👍
Thank you!
The Mammoth is a coming ......
I have no interest in this jacket, but this videos are hilarious. Informative, but super entertaining first.
Good man 👍
Ty!
Did you go XS or S ?
Subscribed.
YES.
Filson is way better,,weatherwool is way overpriced and not many are sold because of that.
(agreed!)
Your posterior is absolutely stunning.
GENZ thank you, thank you thank you
Hey there. I've got a 100% wool sweater from Taylor Stitch much like the one you have. The thing is damn itchy. Had you done anything to treat it and make it less itchy? I read something about soaking it with vinegar for 15 minutes and then slathering it in hair conditioner. Any ideas/suggestions??
Sadly I did a lot of research on that too and really haven’t seen anything promising :/ BUT i just wear mine and the annoying itch goes away in 10-15 minutes (or maybe I go numb)
@@TheIronSnail lol!
Great video, awesome Wool Cruiser. Keep up the good work.
Filson will never see another penny from me ever. Their prices have insulted my intelligence. They must think I'm some dumb Hipster Sexual Timber Loving Fooktard to pay those outragous prices. They have spit in the face of those that supported them. Their prices are more of a Fashion Statement like Versace, Gucci, etc. This is suppose to be good affordable Blue color working outfits. Not Runway Model Price Crap.
Another point against this down jacket fad going on right now... they look like tacky, puffy garbage bags. They are the worst fashion trend going on right now, which is fine, because the rest of us that are paying attention can just go ahead and look that much better in comparison.
Haha can’t beat their warmth but yeah! Although ignore my down jacket videos coming soon!
@@TheIronSnail HAHA. Looks as though I've gotten ahead of myself.
@@brianagee2790 haha!! Please come up with a great roast the first time i post a video in a down jacket!
You're my size. What size is that jacket?
and see now he’s the one comparing witherwool and filson. oh the turn tables
I knew someone would dig up the ol' archives! How I've learned!
Johnson woolen mills without the best! Made in USA
Always wanted to check them out!
I have their wool aviator/bomber/trapper hat. Or, at least... I will have it... It was the only one I could find made in the USA. My head is cold, so I hope it arrives soon.
what other wool jackets do you own?
Actually slimmed the collection for the time being and only have a Gloverall duffle!
What sweater is that?
Taylor stitch natural waffle sweater!
BS I have had Filson Mackinaws for 35 + years. Great coats but not the best wool jacket. Not in the same league with weatherwool or for that matter old Mackinaws from the old days when they made them out of 32, 35 or even 40 oz wool. When you use the term best there is no room for error.
Did you sell this jacket yet? Like possibly literally just an hour ago? 🤣
So I could have bought it if I'd been paying attention when I first saw this video like 3 days ago...
Jesse Watson nah the one I bought looked just like his, but it’s an XL42, so not his. It was on eBay for $485. I offered them 285, and they made a counter offer of 325! Sold!!!
@@jeromebullard6123 Nice!! I managed to get one as well for around the same price, new old stock I think in XS! Hope you love yours as much as I love mine!
@@JesseDylanMusic just got one for $140. I just hope it fits well.
@@pubplays368 they’re big!
Does filson still make the double cruiser ?
Yup!
What does size 38 mean? Is that a small?
Yup!
What size is this particular jacket?
That is a 38!
Are you wearing S? If so you must have much longer arms than me lol... Also my girlfriend got your "ideal" cruiser for 40% off two weeks ago so don't be too jealous.
Qin Zhu God DAMNIT I MISSED THE SALE also yes it’s a small!
Its 24oz not 26 only the plaid are 26oz
I thought that too! I could be wrong but I believe when this particular jacket came out they were doing forest green in 26oz
I believe both incorrect , 26 oz was single cruiser ,now same 24 as doubles always had have owned new old filsons not close 4 quality! But 2 use common companys to quality vs filson now the filsons still way ahead but no qualty any where like 70 years ago anywhere . So how what can u conpair a filson 2 ? Nothing in its working mans legue , yet id say most tree hugging yuppys dont have clu how tough and life long this coat used 2 b
Ok 1st of all , this coat was made 4 work not relly designed for working people loggers miners construction farmers , 2 it will rarely used in temp unless under 20 negative also ur new filson is not made here no u got no clu till u layed under equipment fixing at 30 negative temps abuse of jacket till any 1 can understand that quality has went to china not old filson quality , sizes varying much now not b4 in same sized coats , rarely button fell off b4 now a regular basis i got both , no clu where u say 200$ on line cause its not happening and actually used filson is more cause people who wore filson 30 years ago kno see feel different in the new coat the other thing came 38 40 42 44 ect now s m L Ex 2x 3x soo if ur between sizes ur big or small they were all about customer b4 ,now all corporate bandits at filson ! Y they charge what they do as its all outsourcing if they were made here id think nothing about the 5to 600 $ but not outsourcing as they do relly shows how much this outfit relly quit caring once sold
Filson Double Mackinaw...should be
Woolson Double Smackinjaw
We need to email them right now
The single mackinaw looks GREAT, but is trash in comparison to the double.
the double is a beast!
The ol' butt pocket ***for small animals only***
The classic booty pocket!
Why don't you review more clothes pantless?
Doesn’t get as many views as I’d hoped
@@TheIronSnail I find that inexplicable.
Agreed!
I live in LA, what am I watching this for..
Maybe you can rip the sleeves and fashion it into some type of a vest
The Iron Snail i think your onto something..
...did i just change the industry
Isn't it about time you wash and review your sugar cane jacket?
Devin Hurt ...i think...i think you’re very much right
Are you still selling this jacket?
Sold sadly!
@@TheIronSnail thanks, would you say this is the warmest pure wool jacket available?
Great question! I don’t think it is, it’s very warm but you can get a Schott 32oz Peacoat that I think will be warmer and if you look at Dehen 1920 I think their Stalwart 2.0 may also beat this in terms of warmth! By how much though is the question!
@@TheIronSnail thanks, I think I prefer the look of the double filson though... Will keep my eyes peeled for one available in the UK 🙂
Filson got bought out!? What!?
Ok but what if your 5’9 and 230lbs lol
Haha size up probably 1 honestly, plenty of room!
@@TheIronSnail hrmmm what about 5'11" and 155 lbs. and an actual 36" chest (I measured today! noooood) I think this video finally helped me decide I'd be best/okay with 36 and possibly unhappy in a 38 (although the way you rock it makes it look like a sensible option... seems if one is to buy a baggier jacket, this or this type might be the one to do)
Reasons I wouldn't but a Filson Mack.:
1. If its for bad weather IT should have a Hood or at least great collar.
2. No liner for 500 bucks. IT was good enough for poeople hunting ducks in the 40s. If i pay that much money. IT Has to be versatile. "You have to wear this and that for your Mack to work" is not good enough.
2. No zipper. No storm flaps. And od you choose Buttons IT Has to be canadian. Regular Buttons srsly? So I pay half-a-grand and still have to go to tailor each time button gives out on me...?
In short - long time ago this was usefull,now I see IT as heritage piece to sell...shame as the wool quality is phenomenal...but at that price point it Has to perform.
I really feel both of those points honestly. No liner and no hood REALLY make it antiquated. Which some people still like but a hood to me is a life saver (literally!)
Agreed. The jac shirt is far superior for some of these reasons. It's still 26oz mackinaw but with a cotton lining ( I don't understand why a thick warm wool jacket doesn't have a liner, thick wool is poky), still no zipper but snap on buttons, so has a storm flap naturally (though I personally dislike zips). Best of all, it's like$300, which makes it easier to accept and at that point i just use it as mid layer, so I still have a goretex or waxed canvas Shell with a hood over it.
Dont really understand the liner part. For the most part you'll never directly touch the inside since you'll be wearing long sleeved shirts/flannels.
Plus adding a liner would make it less versatile, cause the mackinaw cruiser is the only jacket i own that i can both use in deep winter with layers and in early spring (in that 50-65 degree range) with just use it with a t-shit alone. If it had a liner it'd make it less breathable and less versatile.
Booby area lol