I wanted a thin, but durable dressy Jacket. It is thin, durable, but not so much dressy (better suited for jeans). I ordered the darker blue, and when I received, it appears more like ashy-black, depending on the light level. I almost always wear a Large, but since I'm short, I was concerned the sleeves would be too long, so I went with the Medium. Well, the sleeves were still a bit on the long side, but the second fastener on the sleeves helps out. The biggest issue I have is that if fits too wide on the shoulders! I had to take it off and double-check the size as I had ordered Medium, but fits like a large! Looks kinda bulky on me, mostly on the shoulders (not good for a short, slender guy!) Length-wise it's perfect (but only if you prefer to tuck your shirts-in).

Excellent jacket, fit and finish are perfect. Purchased to complete my Walter White / Heisenberg Halloween costume. Now have an excellent jacket as well.

I'm in my mid sixties and recall when London Fog jackets were very popular and well made so I thought I'd roll the dice on this newest version of that fabled brand. Yes this jacket is well constructed and it's obvious that attention to detail has thankfully still been adhered to. But (hate buts don't you?) the thrill of throwing on a crisp properly made London Fog jacket is not there for me on this newer version because although it looks the part it lacks substance. It seemed the plant manufacturer decided to save a few pennies and use a light weight subpar material that just gives an otherwise fine quality jacket a cheap feel to it. At least that's my take. Your mileage may vary.

I'm happy with my purchase. When I bought mine (from amazon.com), it was about $12 cheaper for some reason. Even at the current price, though (about $35), it's a good buy.

Anyway, please see my video review.

Oh, just for reference, I'm about 5'5" = 165cm tall (or short, depending on how you view things).

I needed a lightweight jacket that would pack well, had some rain resistance and would match up with a white shirt and black slacks (work attire). Although not perfect, this London Fog fills the need pretty well. It has sold well and has, at last glance, over 1700 reviews so lots of details are out there. Here are my pros and cons:
Pros:
True to size fit. I am 5'11' and 190lbs. The fit is very comfortable and even has some room for light layering.
Packs well and resists wrinkling.
Lots of pockets, including three inside that secure with hook and loop fasteners. Big enough to actually be useful.
Bi-swing back provides a wide and comfortable range of movement.
Quality workmanship throughout.

Cons:
Not a "true" black, I'd call it a dark, matte charcoal. Close enough but could be better.
Elastic around the waistband tends to cause the waist ride up with movement and stay there, giving a very "blousy" look.

For the price, fit and workmanship the jacket is five stars. The two "cons" knock it down one star.