WranglerMen's Western Sherpa Lined Denim Jacket

I loved it, they run a little large as I am a Large but had to order a medium to get the fit I like. They are so warm I have wan them for years but lost track of where I could buy them until I found them on Amazon. Thanks Amazon!

Id like to say I recently ordered this jacket and so far Im really liking it! The weather just dropped here lately, and this jacket arrived just in time to try it out. Let me say, I Definitely wasn't disappointed in the way it looks, the weather did not get into the jacket to freeze me, and how light a blanket lined jacket would usually be. I have several other name brands that work Really good. But are seriously heavy for daily use. This one seems like its gonna work for me really good. So im impressed with it, and am not gonna say anything negative about it. If you like wearing boots and jeans and really like that authentic "Modern Day" cowboy look, then this is a good choice to wear.

for the money i was honestly expecting to get a lesser quality coat. well color me impressed. lets cover first impressions. first thing i noticed was how heavy and stiff it was. i have no idea what weight denim they are using but it is atleast twice as thick as any of my jeans (most of which are wrangler jeans) and the fabric itself is stiff. borderlining on raw denim stiff and feel.next was the stitching. there is some single stitching here and there but by and large youre looking at double stitch on 80 percent of the coat especially across high stress points like the shoulders and pockets. meaning this thing isnt gonna pull itself apart any time soon. built to lastnext was the buttons. oh my god are these things strong and stiff. im sure they will loosen up and become easier to use as the fabric wears in but it actually started to turn my fingers raw and hurt after unbottoning the 3rd or 4th button. i dont know if its this way across the board with all of these coats but it was like that with mine. i mean these things are on there theres no way these are going to fail any time soon. the buttons themselves are made of a solid metal that feels thick and sturdy. i could consider this a gripe just because it does quite a bit of effort to manipulate them but id rather them be on there really tough than for them to be all loose and fail after a couple months. even if they dont loosen up with use ill just get stronger fingers. not a gripe for me but it could be one for people with diminished hand strength.next was the sherpa lining. and this is really where my only gripe is with the coat. the sherpa does not extend into the sleeves. it covers the chest, shoulders, and back but not the arms. there is another thin soft fabric lining the sleeves so its not just rough denim in there but it would of been nice to have the sherpa all through the coat. but at its price point i cant really knock it. another thing about the sherpa is that its not very soft its pretty course almost feels like real wool thats still on the sheep. only reason i mention it is because i know with a lot of faux wool like sherpa people expect it to be as soft as a babies ass. again doesnt matter to me but just a heads up in case you are expecting it to be super soft.next is fit and feel. i am 5'8 about 170lbs with a 40 inch chest and slim/fit body type. i ordered a medium and it fits me like a glove. just enough room that i could layer on a light sweater or long sleeve shirt underneath if need be. this is more mild jacket in terms of warmth. it works great for me most days in these very mild virginia winters. except maybe late at night or very early in the morning some days if it drops to or below freezing. if you live somewhere, where there are really heavy cold winters like those in the northern midwest this is not something i would recommend for winter use unless you plan to layer under it. otherwise its a perfect fall/ early spring jacket and depending where you live could be a full 3 season cold weather coat.could not recommend this coat more highly if youre in the market for a reasonably warm denim jacket. looks great. feels great. built to last. honestly cant ask much more than that!

Love this jacket, looks good feels good. Slightly warm, perfect for spring or fall with a flannel underneath. The inside pocket is the perfect size for a wallet.

I love this coat. Superb quality, warm and looks great.

I like the jacket. The only disappointment is the thickness of the denim, it is too thin. I don’t know why Wrangler would do this!?

I've always liked this style of jacket but have not been able to find my size - XL Tall - anywhere locally. In the past, I tried an XXL (not tall), but it was too loose in the body and the length was still too short for me. I have also worn unlined trucker jackets, and they don't provide any warmth in cooler weather. When I found this Wrangler jacket on Amazon, in my size, with the choice of fleece or blanket lining, I was hooked. I ordered one with the blanket lining, as I prefer a less bulky lining that leaves room for wearing a sweater under the jacket, plus I like the look of the corduroy collar and red lining. A couple of days later, the jacket arrived on my doorstep.Overall, I'm very pleased with this jacket! It has enough arm and body length for me, and the blanket lining does indeed provide some warmth without being bulky, perfect for spring and fall weather. It is not warm enough for winter without a sweater or fleece under the jacket. As other reviewers have noted, it runs a bit big: I have plenty of room in the torso to wear a sweater comfortably under the jacket. Before buying this jacket, I saw that some reviewers complained about the material being too thin. Mine is not made out of the heaviest denim out there, but the benefit of somewhat lighter denim (and it's not thin or poor quality by any means) is that the jacket lets me move more easily. I had a trucker jacket once that was made from heavy denim, and no matter how many times I wore and washed it, it was stiff until the day I wore through the elbows. The blanket lining is soft and provides warmth without being bulky or itchy.The only nit for me is that I have to undo the cuff snaps before removing the jacket. With the cuffs snapped, they are snug enough that I can't pull my (large) hands out of the sleeves. The upside of this is that this means my body heat will not escape as quickly from the cuffs. To be clear, the cuffs are not uncomfortable when closed. Also, the inside of the cuffs are lined with corduroy, so you can be stylish and roll the cuffs once to show the corduroy, or just leave the cuffs down and unsnapped if you want a loose fit at your wrists.

This was a surprise gift for my husband. He absolutely loves it. It's his favorite go-to jacket.