M65 Army field coats with original D-Day Operation Overlord design and a 48-star flag

Please allow two weeks for production. These are created as ordered.

Over the left chest, our original D-Day Operation Overlord design on a patch, and we had 48-star flags made for the right sleeve. (Note that none of this is "regulation" and doesn't try to be.)

On the back, our large D-Day design packed with historical references.

Here are some of the elements from the landing that appear in the illustration:

Notes on the design:

• This design brings together several different elements from D-Day; it's not meant to be a photographic representation of one specific view or scene.
• While "D-Day" was a term used with all operations, not just the landing on Normandy Beach, I chose to use it here because it's become widely identified with this operation.
• "Operation Overlord" was the name of the entire operation to invade Northern Europe, not just the landing. It began on June 6 and ended on August 30, 1944.
• "Operation Neptune" was the name of the operation to transport and land men and materiel on the beach. It ended on June 30.

Shipping: $8.95. Please allow up to 2 weeks for shipping.

Our WWII Collection

Browse through all our original designs in our WWII collection, including Pearl Harbor, Midway, The Battle of the Bulge, "V" for Victory with all of the battles listed, History Nerd paratrooper / Operation Overlord, Operation Market Garden, She's a W.O.W., a print with more than 100 posters from the homefront, our Victory pin, and more. 

Note on the jacket: When we offered original Army field coats at Christmas, they went quickly and we had many requests for more. We've spent the last several months looking for a way to offer a high-quality field coat that didn't require buying whatever we could find at various Army-Navy stores across the country.

We think we've succeeded with the new jacket we're offering starting tonight.  It is very well made and good looking. Note that it is also made overseas—and specifically in China. Something comparable made in America would be twice as much. We know that some folks would pay that price, but we decided to offer these so that more people at least had the option of something that fit for their budget.

If anyone has a recommendation for a comparable jacket that is made in America and is only 50% more expensive than this one, please let me know. We've moved to Made in America in every place we can and would like to do that with jackets, too.

— Lee Wright | Founder