Waist 38.5 x 2 Rise 32 Inseam 92 Thigh width 31 Leg opening 20 50% Cotton 50% Nylon TROUSERS, DESERT CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN; (6 COLOR); COMBAT This is a genuine U.S. military surplus item, the desert camouflage pattern, also known as "chocolate chip" or "6-color desert camo," used during the Gulf War. It was the first desert camouflage adopted by the U.S. military. Specifically, it's a DBDU (Desert Battle Dress Uniform) camouflage pattern. This is a rare S-XL size, and it's a military-issued item made by Wrangler. The 90s 6C desert (chocolate chip) camouflage, which is becoming increasingly scarce, was used by the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) during the Gulf War as cargo pants. Developed with the Mojave Desert in California as a model, it was later replaced by the 3-color desert camo type. The material used is a cotton and nylon blend twill. The front features a button fly, and the waist can be finely adjusted with adjusters on both sides. It has a 6-pocket design with two side pockets, two back pockets, and two cargo pockets. It also features pleats at the knees, making it easy to move without restriction when bending the knees, and the cuffs can be tightened with a drawcord. Considering the storage condition, it has been one-washed from deadstock. There is a slight stain on the left hip, although it's not very noticeable. Please consider this item with the understanding that it is a military surplus item that has been stored for a while.