【BUZZ RICKSON'S "M43035" EARLY MILITARY CHINOS 1945 MODEL】
This model is a reproduction of a 1945-style military chino.
While chino pants typically feature split seams and slanted pockets, this particular style, with metal buttons (engraved with "U.S. ARMY") on the front and double-welted pockets, is rare even in vintage pieces.
It has a high rise and a relaxed, wide silhouette.
During World War I, soldiers wore jodhpurs-style pants called "breeches," but during World War II, they transitioned to trousers (slacks), which were officially adopted by the Army Air Corps in 1937.
However, the trousers initially issued were poorly received by soldiers, leading the military to involve civilian companies to improve quality.
As a result of these improvements, various types of military chinos were created.
* MODEL DATE *
・ Product number M43035・ 100% cotton ・ Made in Japan
・ Rise [shallow ← 1 2 3 4 5 → deep]
・ Silhouette [thin ← 1 2 3 4 5 → thick]
・ Hem width (tapered) [strong ← 1 2 3 4 5 → weak]
* The model is 173 cm, 66 kg and wears 31inc.
Size/Waist/Front Rise/Back Rise/Inseam/Thigh/Hem Width
29inc/74cm/30,5cm/39cm/85cm/31,5cm/22,5cm
30inc/76cm/31cm/40cm/85cm/32cm/23,5cm
31inc/79cm/31,5cm/40,5cm/88cm/32,5cm/24cm
32inc/82cm/32cm/41cm/88cm/33cm/24,5cm
33inc/84cm/32,5cm/42cm/92cm/33,5cm/25cm
34inc/86cm/33cm/43cm/92cm/34cm/25,5cm
36inc/91cm/33,5cm/44cm/92cm/35cm/26,5cm
38inc/96cm/34cm/45cm/92cm/36cm/27,5cm
*The above values are measured when the item is laid flat after one wash.
We lay it on the floor, remove any wrinkles, and measure the fabric flat.
The size numbers will vary by a few centimeters depending on the individual product, the measurement method, and the amount of force used.
The size chart is therefore only a guide and may differ from the actual numbers.
*The product photos are taken with a digital camera.
Please note that color may differ slightly from the actual product due to the LCD screen, etc.
*Click here for detailed size measurement methods.
