U.S. Marine Corps M-1944 Herringbone Pants (Short Length) Size:W36 irregular changes occur through movement

irregular changes occur through movement and use

Leinen/Wolle

Originally worn by Scandinavian fishermen as workwear

The fabric is dyed using the Double Black technique: both the warp and weft yarns are deep black

and Japanese steel shanks for maximum durability

U.S. Marine Corps M-1944 Herringbone Pants (Short Length) Size:W36 irregular changes occur through movementIn 1944, the U. S. Marine Corps introduced new Herringbone Twill utility trousers, designed for rugged field use. Buzz Rickson's "M 1944 Herringbone Pants" precisely capture this late war model and reproduce it with great accuracy. The robust cotton herringbone twill combines durability with good mobility and develops more character with each wear. The distinctive herringbone fabric was standard equipment for American forces for many years and remains