Buyer beware, sizing is completely inaccurate.
The sizing of Overland coats has never been an issue for me before. When I was at the Sun Valley store last year, the size 46 Brian jacket fit me exactly the same as the size 46 Jack Frost Olive Tundra jacket. I bought the Brian at the time and have loved it since. The sleeve length is perfect, as I am very tall at 6'6 this is important to me. I saved up for a year and bought the size 46 Jack Frost, assuming the sizing would be the same as it was last year.
When it arrived, the sleeves were now 2.5 inches shorter than the Brian's, despite the jackets being an identical size 46. When I called in to ask about what happened, I was told that because materials vary by jacket and vendor, the sizing could be different even a year later. I asked why, in that case, was the size guide for every item on the website the same? "That's just an industry standard guide. Every item is different from that".
I asked why specific sizing is not listed for each item? "Those measurements are proprietary". I was then told that the custom order department would arrange with the vendor to make the sleeves fit properly the way they did before. "It will be very minimal cost, but it might take a few months". No problem, I've saved for a year, another few months is fine. Then I was told today that no, actually the vendor won't modify that jacket at all. My only option is a return.
My entire family has purchased Overland products for three generations; my grandfather used an Overland sheepskin jacket all throughout his military service. My dad had Overland jackets and gloves growing up working on the family farm. I myself have spent thousands of dollars on Overland products over the years, from coats to gloves, boots, rugs, pillows, and more. I will not be making any further purchases from Overland after this deceptive experience.
Hello Daniel, Thank you for your honest feedback with your Jack Frost jacket. We will be in contact with you about the exchange order for the Jack Frost in the long version when it arrives here. Thank you for your patience.
By Overland on 10/29/2026