IssueThings is a brand worth checking out — it's difficult to find, especially outside of Japan, with fantastic design and a level of quality that exceeds our already high standards. Originally founded in 2020, their pieces are unisex, often coming in only one size and cut generously for a relaxed fit, with contemporary styles inspired by everything from countercultural youth movements to vintage military surplus.

The Type 64 Jacket is a heavyweight quilted shell jacket with a full length torso, deep hood, and two massive side entry flap pockets for storage. It's cut big, ideal for layering over plush knits or even other jackets, with full sleeves that end in elasticated cuffs. The pockets are of particular note, sitting on the middle chest, with side entry flap pockets that can comfortably fit your phone, wallet, keys, passport, and hands all at the same time.

It's made from a completely custom fabric that combo, featuring a paraffin-treated cotton external layer, padded batting for insulation and heft, and a brushed flannel interior face for maximum softness and comfort. The 100% cotton material is finished with a vintage wash treatment, thoroughly softening it throughout and producing a well-worn texture across the face. Overall it's heavy, warm, and resistant to the elements (wind, rain, and snow) as a sturdy outer shell layer.

Oversized fit. Dry clean or spot clean only.

• 100% cotton
• Heavyweight triple layer fabric
  • Paraffin treated exterior
  • Padded insulation
  • Brushed flannel interior
• Flat nickel buttons
• Full length body
• Unisex
• Large hood
• Flat hem
• Curved quilt stitching
• Oversized
• Two hand pockets
• Dropped shoulders
• Elasticated cuffs
• Relaxed fit
  
• Dry clean or spot clean only
• Custom button "tag" with removable label
• Made in Japan