BUZZ RICKSON'S M43036 EARLY MILITARY CHINOS 1942 MODEL Airy Military Chinos

A reproduction of the 1942 military chino model.

Features two-needle chain stitching on the side, inseam, and seat seams.

At the time, the number of sewing machines capable of this specification was limited, making them rarer in vintage markets compared to chino pants with flat-felled seams.

The front features metal buttons engraved with "U.S. ARMY," and the pocket openings are finished with a double-welt construction that requires advanced sewing techniques.

The silhouette is loose and wide with a high rise.

During World War I, soldiers' pants were in a "breeches" or jodhpurs style, but by World War II, they transitioned to a trousers (slacks) style, officially adopted by the Army Air Forces in 1937.

However, the trousers issued in the early stages received poor reviews from soldiers, leading the military to involve private companies to improve quality.

As a result of these repeated improvements, various types of military chinos were created.

Material: 100% Cotton

Color: KHAKI

Photo: 170cm, 63kg, wearing size M

※Please allow for slight variations in measurements.

If you have any concerns regarding sizing,

please feel free to contact us.

⚠️Notes on hemming ※Please be sure to read

・Please note that the finished length may not be exact.

・A tolerance of ±0.5cm is accepted; please understand this in advance.

・We cannot accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations for items that have been hemmed.

・We will select the closest possible thread color,

　but please note that specific color requests cannot be accommodated.

・Depending on the amount cut, stitch marks from the original hem may remain.