Thank you for viewing. This is a pair of USMC chino trousers manufactured in the 1940s. This model was issued to the USMC around the same time as the M-43 and M-45 army chinos issued to the US. ARMY. It is commonly known as Marine Corps chinos. High-quality cotton is used for the fabric. Through repeated wear and washing, the surface of the fabric has become smooth and soft, despite being a rugged item, which is one of its charms. The front features a hidden button fly, a double-welt coin pocket, and narrow belt loops characteristic of the era. It is a model without back pockets. The double stitching immediately identifies it as an old US military chino. It is one of the military items that has been attracting attention from vintage enthusiasts and brands both domestically and internationally for a long time. [Color] Beige [Material] 100% Cotton [Size] cm Waist 41 Rise 31 Inseam 77.5 (4cm to the hem stitch) I wore it folded at the stitch, with an inseam of about 73cm. Thigh width 32 Hem width 25.5 *The size allows for a relaxed fit with a little room for a standard build of 171cm and 65kg. Condition: I think it's in good condition for something over 80 years old. There isn't much wear and tear, such as areas where the fabric has thinned or scuffed. There are three small holes around the right knee, but otherwise, there are no major flaws. It has a smooth cotton fabric feel. Thank you for viewing. M41 M43 M45 How about it for those who like ENGINEERED GARMENTS, m47, M52, m64, m65, MK3, sleeping shirts, Gurkha pants, NEAT, AURALEE, Nigel Cabourn, Barbour, USMC, British Army, French Army, Australian Army, Russian Army, and other Euro military items? You can view other products from here. Please take a look if you like. ↓ #tmOtherProducts