Our 1932 Engineer Pant is based on an early 1930s US Army Service Chino. These pants were originally meant to be worn as in the field as a part of the uniform, aswell as a formal attire. Therefore the fit was roomy and comfortable for a full range of movement. When washed and ironed, it looked sharp and suited. For the fabric we used an authentic cavalry twill. As the name implies, it also has a military background and was often used in riding garments due to its long-lasting characteristics. The following features characterize our 1932 Engineer Pant: - 320 gram twill made from 100% cotton - high waist, loose fit - Cinch back in zinc finishing, buttons made of real ivory nut - Button fly - Suspender Buttons - D-ring for attaching a pocket watch chain - Made in Turkey The trousers have been rinsed in order to provide more comfort.
