US Repro M1937 Wool Trousers

US Repro M1937 Wool TrousersThese trousers are a reproduction of what the US Army and Air Force enlisted wore during the Second World War. Although strange to us today, these trousers were used both on base and in the field. Early versions were much more form fitting which might have looked smart, but lead to non stop complaints from soldiers (later on they made them wider after many blown crotches). The originals were usually around 80% wool where as these ones are 20% wool

The breathable fabric makes exercising and hotter days more bearable

polyester fleece which is an effective insulator without becoming too bulky

This flag served as the Canadian Red Ensign from 1892 to 1965 and was an informal flag of Canada during the World Wars

As the name suggests

The 1601 was designed for soldiers in hot humidities

Padded back panel with additional compartment and hook & loop closures

13kg Colours: Multi Camo

there is a handy wee guide printed on the side of how to tie it

The button-up front is covered by a storm flap which keeps the camo pattern uninterrupted while providing extra weather proofing

The stars represent the 15 islands that make up the nation

Whether you are hunting

YKK zipper