Neighborhood was originally conceived as part of founder Shinsuke Takizawa’s motorcycle enthusiast interests; the lack of motorcycle apparel that was suitably functional and fashionable spurred Takizawa to create his own label.

Neighborhood’s mix of technical expertise, luxury construction standards, and classic utilitarian and subculture aesthetics made the brand a cornerstone of modern streetwear.

The M-65 field jacket hardly needs an introduction. When this upgrade on the M-51 first rolled off assembly lines, fashion was the farthest thing from anyone’s mind, but the functional versatility and rugged, utilitarian looks made it a fashion essential, long after its active field life. Neighborhood’s latest take on the M-65 opts for classic simplicity, with a subtle, woven brand patch serving as the only embellishment.

High-density saddle cloth M-65 jacket with shemagh embroidered under sleeve. Flap pockets on front, epaulettes on both shoulders, drain holes on left and right inner pockets. Stand collar with hidden hood and velcro tabs.

If a size is not listed, it is sold out. 

• 100% Cotton
• Ripstop Fabric
• Concealed Hood
• Epaulettes
• Zip Closure
• 4 Flap Pockets
• Woven Brand Patch
• Drawstring Waist & Hem
• Made in Japan

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