Lot No. BR43041 / WORLD WAR II WAIST OVERALLS These denim waist overalls were born under wartime controls during World War II to alleviate material shortages. The rivets on the coin pocket opening and the bar tacks on the hip pockets, which were present on previous models, were omitted. "FOR THE DURATION" on the flasher means "during the war," indicating the specification changes due to material controls until the war ended. In the 1940s, the U.S. government presented an "E" pennant, meaning Excellent, to companies that produced outstanding military supplies to commend their achievements. This dream flasher has been realized, as Buzz Rickson's was a flight jacket contractor during the war and received the E pennant. Details: Iron donut buttons with arabesque patterns. Rivets on the coin pocket were omitted due to wartime material controls. The label shrinks significantly when exposed to heat, so care is required when handling it. Original selvedge denim is used. The back yoke has a height difference between the left and right sides, adding to its character. Olive-colored herringbone twill is used. The selvedge can be confirmed inside the pockets. The top of the hidden rivets usually has bar tacks, but the lock stitch is a characteristic of the wartime model. The original 13.6oz denim has a rough texture. <Brand> BUZZ RICKSON'S was born in 1993, a brand that pursues the history and pride of flight jackets. The reproduction work is based on the MIL SPEC (standards set to withstand the harsh environment of military use) of the time, thoroughly focusing on everything from the spinning and weaving of the thread, the fabric material, the military parts of each section, to the overall form, imbuing each garment with craftsmanship and reproducing the charm of vintage flight jackets. <Material> 100% Cotton Waist: 37 cm Rise: 31 cm Inseam: 73 cm Leg Opening: 22 cm