Corduroy pants from the 60s or 70s, possibly made in the USA or France. The zipper is a "ailee" zipper, often seen in military-style clothing. What's interesting about these pants is the 13-star button. The back of the button has "Breveté" stamped on it, which means "patented." There's also a marking indicating they were made by a European manufacturer. So, the 13-star button was likely made in Europe around the pre- or post-war period, while the trousers themselves were made in America. This is all speculation, of course, and the true story is unknown. To summarize, the button is from the 40s, and the pants are from the 60s. Vintage corduroy pants are already rare, and these have a nice flare, making them even more special. The hem width is over 30cm! I like them more than Levi's 684. I wore these quite often because I liked them, but they've become too tight due to holiday weight gain, haha. I might wear them again if I lose weight, but I need money, so I'm putting them up for sale. I might cancel the sale if I can fit into them again ^_^ There's one stain on the right knee. Waist: 35 inches Rise: 25 inches Inseam: 73 inches Hem width: 32 cm