JELADO Monkey Trousers CT11344 USMC M-44 Monkey Pants

It is based on the USMC (United States Marine Corps) M-44 Monkey Pants, which are currently experiencing a surge in market value .

The M-44 Monkey Pants are a model developed in 1944 towards the end of World War II, and are attractive for their unique design and functionality.

 Commonly known as "monkey pants," these pants were produced for a very short period, from July 1944 to around October 1945, and were issued to the elite United States Marine Corps, so the total number produced was small, making them extremely rare and valuable.

These pants are designed for field combat and are designed to allow for ease of movement when crawling or leaning forward.

 A particularly distinctive feature is the large pocket on the back, designed to hold ration grenades.

The material used this time is a specially dyed herringbone twill, which was also used in the CM47.

Herringbone is a durable fabric with ridges that stand out due to variations in twist , and is dyed using sulfur dye to faithfully reproduce the colors found in vintage items.

 The more you wear them, the more the color fades, allowing you to enjoy the tasteful aging that comes with vintage style .

 In addition, the buttons are made of iron and have dome-shaped bases, which enhances the vintage feel.