From the details and design, it's from around the 1930s. 【Size/Color】 Waist (flat x 2): 92cm = 36 inches Rise (front): 38cm Inseam (measured along the seam): 72cm Thigh width (at the thigh root): 36cm Hem width (hem): 23cm Total length (from waist to hem): 100cm Fits well with a loose feel on a slender 165cm/53kg frame. The hem is just right, depending on the waist position. There are also preferences and ways of wearing, but you can enjoy it regardless of body type. Dark olive green #WhichGreen? ← Check out green items! The button image is a close color match. 【Condition】 Apart from the areas mentioned below, there are no holes, and nothing is particularly concerning in terms of balance, but small damages are scattered throughout, and the area indicated by the red arrow is the most noticeable. The blue part is on the front of the crotch, and it had a hole, so it has been repaired. The slake (pocket lining) had a tear, so it has been repaired. Green thread is also used in the original sewing locations, and it is also used for repairs as shown by the white arrow, so I assume it was repaired at the military uniform shop where it was made. Details with a story that allows you to know the time. There is a tear in the hem's folded-over part, but it doesn't look dirty either, and it matches the other damaged areas, good details ◎ 【Remarks】 These are the ARMY OFFICER'S TROUSERS, which are now sampled and released as a brand (army is worker). Luxurious rayon gabardine (wool may also be included) with the 4-hole buttons characteristic of this era have a very good balance. Because the size is large, the front has six buttons. For big silhouettes, click here → #WhichBGST? The corduroy patches on the hem, which are for reinforcement and cold protection (also possibly to prevent chafing during horseback riding, as these are officer pants), are also interesting. The difference in the shape of the belt loops, which is unique to the time (related to the department in charge of production), etc., is also interesting. I am also listing other military items and gabardine items! Please check them out at #WhichAMY? #WhichGBD? I'm still listing items from this era! Please search with #Which30s? 〝 john alexander skelton geoffrey b. small seditionaries Maison Margiela, Comme des Garçons, Paul Harnden … 〟