The Asset’s Turtleneck: Uniqlo Extra Fine Merino – $39.90 One more option would be the all but sold out Wallace and Barnes field jacket. Despite the fine print saying that LE coat is excluded from promotions, Gilt City just ran a 40% off voucher (it’s expired) and Canvas stuff does go on sale every so often. Another option in something less than “ none more black” would be the Canvas by Lands’ End M-43 field jacket. Alpha Industries does make a slimmer M-65 (as shown above) but try your local Army/Navy surplus too. The Asset wears something awfully close to a classic M-65, albeit with one less pocket on the chest and a closer fit than the classic. The Asset’s Black Jacket: Alpha Industries Slim M-65 – $180 Can’t imagine the quality is gonna be there. Sidenote: Be wary of the companies who try and rip off the styles, outright, from the movies. The Schott is made in the USA and a slim fit, while the Wilson’s Leather is much more affordable, but does have some rib-knit trim at the hem.

Looks like it has almost a nubuck texture to it? Plain zip up standing collar too. He wears this thing for what seems like 70% of the movie.

Alternatives to the best of the very-limited wardrobe in “Jason Bourne” can be found below.īourne’s Jacket: Schott – $675 or Wilson Leather – $223 But that doesn’t mean some classic looks can’t be sourced for a steal the style. And Jason Bourne is anything but a clothes horse. Bourne movies are dark, gritty, and lack the flash (and often campy-ness) that Bond movies come with. If you’ve seen a movie or a TV show that you think is ripe for a Steal the Style attempt, send those suggestions in here. Steal the Style is an all too infrequent series on finding affordable alternatives to the styles seen on the big or small screen.

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