Pengfei Mens Diamond Quilted Jackets Bomber Varsity Winter Fall Chunky Coats Outwear

I read a few reviews that revealed that for some people the jacket is made too small. I am five feet nine .. 175 pounds 43 inch chest 31 inch waist. . I ordered a medium because that’s what I normally wear. The jacket was a perfect fit

My only complaint is that this jacket runs a tad small. I'm 6'5", 185lbs and I would normally wear a large. Knowing that the Chinese brands run small I ordered XL and it fits perfect. Quality wise I can't complain at all. I actually ordered a similar jacket in Blue from The Gap at the same time as this one, expecting to return one or the other. I ended up returning the more expensive Gap jacket just because the fit and finish on this one was better.

This is probably the coolest jacket I've ever bought and owned. The red color with black ends looks so dope. The diamond quilt look is dope. The overall quality doesn't seem cheap at all. I constantly get compliments when wearing this jacket, and get way more looks from females 👍.I'm also so happy this fit perfectly on my first buy, and very comfortable. I'm usually off in size my first purchase. I'm 6ft, 200lbs, and XXL fit me perfectly. If you are thinking of purchasing, I'd size up, plus this is an outter jacket anyway, so 1 size bigger would be better. Now just want to see how this jacket last after washes, hopefully there's no shrinkage.I pretty much have zero real complaints about this jacket. So if you want to get more females, buy this jacket, but you gotta be cute to begin with.

Turned out to be somewhat small. I returned the jacket free of charge and was refunded my money. If I had to buy it again I would size up this time. I'm 5' 8" 154lbs. And with a medium it was still a little tight across the middle of my back.

It might be worth sizing up 1 size with this, especially if you're someone on the borderline between two sizes, go with the larger. I wear XL shirts for the most part, some brands and cuts require me to go to XXL. I bought this jacket in XXL and it was the correct choice. The arm holes are alitte high so it makes for a tighter more tailored fit and had I gone with an XL I probably would have had restricted movement in the arms because of it.I would expect this to be good for temperatures 40-70 degrees(F). It's pretty lightweight and would never try to make it my winter coat but it'll be great for fall and the tail end of winter as we get into spring.

To give you some perspective I’m 5’6 Asian with a stocky build. The jacket fits fine for the most part, but the sleeves were a little long and the shoulders weren’t great and bunched up a lot. The price of the jacket wasn’t a selling point for me, the style was what drew me in. It’s hard to find a quilted olive bomber that isn’t all one color. The material is super thin, almost to the point of tissue paper and feels like it might rip at any moment; it also acts like a sponge in the presence of any water/moisture. Despite this the jacket IS surprisingly warm, which is why I didn’t give it 1 star. I ended up returning the jacket because I’d like something that’s more resistant to water and snow.

My only complaint is, the pockets are too small, (their fit model must have had really tiny hands), I did exchange the large for the XL which fits much better across my chest, good price, nice quality and I'm thinking of getting the other color!

The material of this jacket is the thinnest nylon I've every touched. I have tents made from thicker material. The entire construction is an outer layer of nylon and an inner layer of the same tissue this nylon as a liner. The knitting at the waist and cuffs is also super thin. You can readily see through the knit fabric. My son does like the fit so he is going to keep it, but I have doubts about it's durability.