Elesuit Men's Full Zip Fleece Flannel Jackets Shirt Plaid Cotton Hoodies Soft Warm Coat for Men with Hood

This has become my favorite jacket when it's cold out. It's warm. It's good looking. Comfortable. And so far decent quality. The zippers cheap but that's to be expected from overseas manufacturing these days. (Sad but true) But would recommend.

Husband wanted his usual brand, but they were sold out of the color he wanted, so we got this. It's not quite the same quality, but very good quality for the price. Looks good, warm, comfortable

Bought it for my dad for Christmas. He is cold blooded so this gets worn right up until summer lol.. I don't have any personal experience with it but according to his feedback it's a keeper. He loves it. Wears it all the time. It's his favorite flannel. He loves the lining and how warm it is. Fits him like a glove. A+

This jacket seems well made, the color (orange) is great, and the sherpa lining makes it nice and comfy. The hood is nice and thick and doesn't seem awkward the way some hoods do. So I really wanted to like it. But overall, the jacket has a very baggy cut. In this picture I've laid a comparable Vans jacket (both size large) over it for comparison. At the armpits, they are roughly the same width; but in the arms and lower torso, this jacket is significantly wider than the Vans. I'm 5'10, 180 pounds, fairly average size, and the Large fits well in the shoulders and armpits, but it's just too floppy everywhere else. It might be manageable if the hem had a drawstring to tighten it up a little, but it doesn't. That's a dealbreaker for me since I don't want the bottom of my jacket constantly getting blown around in the wind. Could be a great choice, though, for someone of wider girth - the quality is really nice. EDIT: Thinking I may just need a smaller size, I ordered a Medium to try. It fit much better in the lower portion, but much too tight in the armpits. So I still say it's true-to-size in the upper part, but cut way too big in the lower part for an average size guy.

I haven't had the problems reported by some of holes in the pockets, zipper tab on the wrong side, too small or too large for the size, too thin. I will note, as others have, that the pockets are set back too far. By a good 2 or 3 inches. Getting the hands in the pockets is a little awkward, but once in they're not bad. The "sherpa" lining sheds pretty bad until after a couple washings and the sherpa lined sleeves make it a little hard to get your arms through if you're wearing, say, a flannel shirt. Quilted lined sleeves would be better. This jacket is warmer than a conventional hoodie sweatshirt by a good bit.

I saw a lot of people complaining about the zipper and the drawstrings for the hood. The company must have took those concerns because the zipper quality and the drawstring quality is excellent. I would order one size bigger than what you normally would order. A slightly bigger jacket is not necessarily A Bad Thing. The hand pockets are set back slightly but they are not as shallow as some of the comments said. I got a pretty decent size phone and it fits in the pocket no problem. The inside liner is comfortable and the outside plaid quality is really good. I highly recommend this jacket for chilly to slightly cold weather. The insulation is good at a medium level so it's a great fall and early spring jacket.

Comfortable and keeps me warm on cold days. True to size.

My son normally wears Large sweatshirts/jackets for room. The arms were great in length but he could barely get the jacket to zip it was so tight on his body. If you wead these not wanting to zip them, its made well and looks nice. But my son likes the option to zip it and with the arms already being long, I feel an XL would be too big in the arms and may still not fit in the body. Had to return, bummer. He’s 5’10, 180lbs