1952 Pattern Trousers

€169,00 EUR

The 1952 Pattern Trousers are a refined evolution of the British work and battle uniform of the 1940s. Their most distinctive detail is the large map pocket placed on the front leg, originally designed to store navigation material. Today it offers practical space for all your daily essentials.

Made from robust cotton at a substantial 410 g per square meter, these trousers combine durability with a comfortable wide fit. Additional functional elements include a small first aid pocket on the hip and classic suspender buttons. The trousers come pre-washed for an immediately comfortable feel and an authentic vintage appearance.

Color Brown

Size 31 32/34 33 34 36 38/34

Pickup available at Kings & Queens

Usually ready in 24 hours

100 % Cotton

Oversized

We will work quickly to ship your order as soon as possible. Once your order has shipped, you will receive an email with further information. Delivery times vary depending on your location.

You’re very welcome to pick up your order in our store. In-store pick-up is usually available within 24 hours. You’ll receive an email as soon as your order is ready.

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At Kings & Queens, we do not just sell denim and boots. We live them.

Our mission is to create a space where craftsmanship, heritage, and community come together. Every pair of jeans, every Red Wing boot, and every detail in the shop is selected with care and a deep respect for timeless quality. This is a place for those who value the story behind the product, the wear, the patina, and the journey.

Whether you stop by for a boot care session, a conversation about selvedge fades, or simply to take in the atmosphere, you are always welcome. Kings & Queens is more than a store. It is a meeting place for kindred spirits who appreciate authenticity, good conversation, and gear made to last.