Hunting apparel made in China doesn't make sense due to the country of origin's desire for endangered animal parts - minus a star at least.
I'm 6'1", 200 lbs, avg. build, purchased the XL.
Jacket fits good and a little on the slim side, especially arms, so layering is pretty much limited to a flannel shirt or something similar (not as easy to layer as advertised - limited layering). The slim fit doesn't seem to impede movement or mobility and slim arms/fit would be good for shooting a bow, if the alien mentioned below doesn't get in the way.
It is wind proof and while I was only in a light rain it worked there. Probably good down to 50 +/- degrees.
Not as quiet as advertised, still has some of the whoosh - whoosh noise but not not annoyingly so, unless you are hunting.
Ever seen the movie Alien? Well for some reason the middle of the jacket, when zipped and bending/sitting/etc., will get a hump at the sternum area that looks like the creature is about to shoot out of your chest/belly.
I didn't care for the way the cuffs folded over and lumped-up when the Velcro was tightened up
Nice enough jacket for hiking/camping/outdoors in windy/damp weather (not tested in heavy rain), but may be a bit noisy for hunting if you need stealth to move around.

This my first item from Kings and it appears to be very well made. I had purchased another light jacket a year ago from STP and it didn't hold up because the zipper was very small, metal and poor quality. The King's zipper is plastic and large.

Silky smooth, stretchy and warm, with an excellent camo print that looks like a photo of the forest. This is even better quality than I expected and for a great price.