⭐︎Please read the profile before purchasing. Information about shipping, etc., is posted. ⭐︎ Customers who follow us will receive a 5% discount. Please let us know in the comments if you would like to take advantage of this. －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ ■Product 50s Wool Gabardine 2tuck Trousers Slacks 50s Wool Gabardine 2-tuck Trousers Slacks Pants ■Color Navy ■Size No marking Actual size: Waist 38 x 2, Rise 33, Inseam 73, Thigh width 31, Hem width 23cm *Please allow for slight variations. ■Main Material No marking. Presumed to be wool gabardine. ■Condition ・This item is basically in good condition with no noticeable stains or damage, and is not a problem to wear, but there is some slight shine on the back, so it is categorized as having some minor flaws. However, it is emphasized in the photos, and it is not so noticeable when worn, and considering that it is a 70-year-old product, it is in miraculously good condition. *Please consider the age of vintage and used items, and forgive any minor damage that cannot be completely checked. *Please feel free to ask any questions. ■Features 50s gabardine slacks. With 2 tucks and a slightly baggy silhouette, these trousers have a unique atmosphere of the era. The navy color, close to eggplant purple, and the drape that appears when the slightly heavy wool gabardine fabric sways are beautiful. While it is a rugged item that symbolizes men of the 1950s, it also has elegance and a bewitching charm. The front zipper is a CONMAR with an aluminum cam lock type. In those days, when it came to zipper share for military wear, TALON was in a class of its own, and the rest were divided between CROWN and this CONMAR, which is familiar to Vintage lovers. It is a valuable vintage piece from at least 70 years ago, but it also fits in with modern coordinates and can be used daily. It is understandable that trouser specialty brands such as BERNARD ZINS and NEAT, which were inspired by these pants, are supported today. #varm_vintage ・A tag that collects vintage pieces from various eras such as American casual, military, and Euro.