Likewise Stax, was just skimming through today and thought the vintage field jackets were a bit peaky for the condition.
Though I did recently pick up a pair of '72 OG-107 pants up, I already have a pair of '62's but they are NOS and fancied a pair of worn ones.

Have a few bits in my watch list, always the discounted stuff mind

It's a lovely jacket, wonderful fabric. But the shoulders from the back would stop me from buying it.....whether bad storage on a crap hanger or, as I suspect, a slightly less-than-natural shoulder...

Colin, Robbie - the shoulder issue has been bothering me ! Today I checked my navy JS jacket which I reckon comes from the same time/manufacturer and the shoulder is 100% natural as far as I can tell, so maybe it's the coat hanger causing the problem !

Picked up some Doek CVO’s for £40, barely worn. These Japanese made ones are much closer in quality to the original US made ones.

Based on comments from Stax I decided to buy the JS Glen check jacket after it was reduced to £140. I am a 40 so I hope the jacket fits me. If it doesn't look right I can always send it back but at that price it must be a bargain (assuming it hasn't got moth holes etc.)

Schoolboy error indeed Stax!  My missus is not aware of my latest purchase. Yet. I might get some grief when she finds out because I already have a few jackets that I hardly wear. She spends most of her time looking after her mum in Finland but last time she was in England she did a check on my shoe collection (a weakness of mine is buying shoes) and was not exactly enamored  with my latest purchases.HaHa.

It's not like eBay, Marrkt is the seller, they have the item in their warehouse (near York) once it sells the owner gets their share of the sale price.

Robbie - how's the jacket ?

The postman delivered my JS Glen Check Jacket from Marrkt a day early.
The jacket is in mint condition and looks like it hasn't been worn before. Fits me perfectly and for £140 an absolute bargain.
Very impressed with the service from Marrkt although the packaging was ripped open (done at the PO?) and replaced with a plastic bag.
All the correct details for the jacket although ,as Colin suggested, the shoulder is perhaps 'less than natural' but looks good on me. I have a bit of a lumpy shoulder anyway from an old broken collarbone injury.

Robbie - glad you're pleased with the jacket, if I still wore a jacket on a regular basis I'd have been in for this one,

A tip for anyone thinking of buying from Marrkt..... a jacket came on the site about a week ago that I quite fancied,I’d read somewhere on the site or on an email that sometimes offers would be considered, so I asked the question,they replied very quickly and said we don’t usually do offers but how much was I thinking of offering, the item was priced at £165, I said £125-£130, again they replied quickly and said they’d take £135 and it had now been re-priced on the site, so I went ahead and bought it for £135 , not bad for a jacket with a RRP of £495 which looks hardly worn, let’s see if it fits when it arrives. A lot of stuff on the site goes straight away, anything left seems to hang about, so I think they’ll consider fair offers for maybe items priced over £100.... always worth a try....

Robbie - Just don't tell them it was me who tipped you off !