British Army battledress trousers in the 1949 Pattern. These are genuine British military trousers manufactured based on the "1949 Pattern" design adopted after World War II. They have a look reminiscent of Gurkha pants. According to the tag: "TROUSER BATTLEDRESS / 1949 Pattern" is confirmed, and the manufacturer is John Hammond & Co. Ltd. The bottom of the tag indicates "1968," suggesting a 1968 contract item. 60s The 1949 Pattern was produced for a long period after its adoption, and this item is from the late 1960s. Made with authentic wool material, it has the ruggedness and practicality characteristic of British Army battledress. The unique color of the wool, a mix of brown and khaki, shows fading and unevenness from aging, giving it a wonderful vintage feel. - With side adjusters - Front button fly - Cargo pocket design - Back flap pockets - Metal buckle The details specific to the 1949 Pattern are all present. These trousers are perfect for military, work, and vintage styles, and they make a statement even when paired with a simple top. Size Waist: 36cm Rise: 36cm Inseam: 71cm Thigh width: 32.5cm Leg opening: 23cm #40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s