Based on the details and design, it's from around the 1950s. 【Size/Color】 Waist (flat x 2): 77cm = 30 inches The rise is deep, so it's more relaxed than the actual size. Rise (front): 36cm Inseam (measured along the seam): 69cm Thigh width (at the thigh root): 31cm Hem width (measured at the hem): 21cm Total length (from waist to hem straight): 106cm I (165cm/53kg, slim build) could wear it with a good look. The rise is deep, so the hem can be adjusted to a just-right position, and you can enjoy it even when folded over. Depending on your preference and how you wear it, it's recommended for people around ~170cm tall!!! Black body with black lines, The contrast is beautiful, and the brown color of the button backs and the pocket lining is exquisite. #WhatBlackIsThis? ← Check out black items!!! 【Condition】 There are no noticeable stains or damage, and although it's an old wool product, there are no signs of moth-eaten areas, and the hem is in good condition. It's in a condition that's okay even for those who don't like very old natural materials. 【Remarks】 Belt loops + suspender buttons are on both the front and back, a two-way specification with inner and outer fastening possible. A rare transitional model. The extension is long, so there are five buttons on the front as well. The construction is reminiscent of Paul Harnden items, and also brings to mind the design from the three-dimensional tailoring of the waist lining. Also, since the rise is deep, you can tuck in your shirt and make good use of that design. The belt loops are delicate but thin and cute. The side lines are rayon gabardine. The luster is beautiful, like the taste of leather. The buttons are beautiful Bakelite dish buttons. The buttons on the waist lining are not used (one was broken, so I removed it, but there are three attached). I recommend taking them off and attaching them to the front for enjoyment. The deep rise and slight taper give it a casual feel, while the lines add elegance. The balance is exquisite, so the shoes will match anything with the hem treatment, and it's fun to wear, of course, versatile. The material is tightly woven, but it's thin, so it's wool pants that can be worn even in summer. Of course, in winter, with an inner layer. I'm also listing gabardine and line design items! #WhatGBDIsThis? #WhatSRPIsThis? Please check them out. I'm still listing items from this era! Search for #What50sIsThis? "Auralee, Margiela, Garcons..."