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

A reproduction model of the 1942 military chino.

The sides, inseam, and seat are constructed with two-needle felled seams.

At the time, the number of sewing machines capable of this construction was limited, soeven in vintage pieces, these chinos are rarer than those with open-seam construction.

 The front features metal buttons engraved with "U.S. ARMY," andthe pocket openings feature double-welt construction, which requires advanced sewing techniques.

It has a deep rise and a relaxed, wide silhouette.

During World War I, soldiers' trousers were in a jodhpur style called "BREECHES," butduring World War II, they transitioned to a trousers (slacks) style,which was officially adopted by the Army Air Corps in 1937.

 However, the initial trousers issued were poorly received by soldiers, sothe military brought in private companies to improve quality.

As a result of these continuous improvements,various types of military chinos were born.

Material: 100% Cotton

Color: KHAKI

 Model: 170cm, 63kg, wearing size M