10番 x 10番 Sulfur-dyed selvedge herringbone double-sided pigment print << COLOR >> PLAIN << Explanation >> WAREHOUSE is a brand that continues to pursue the theme of "faithful reproduction of vintage clothing." WAREHOUSE clothing is not a designer brand. This is because, just as the names of designers are not left on workwear and daily wear of the time, they believe that the clothing is even more attractive precisely because it is unknown who made it. These are pants from the US Marine Corps' airborne unit, commonly known as "Paramarines," which are said to be extremely rare even among vintage items. Paramarine uniforms often come in smock or all-in-one types, and the early model with a separate shirt and pants is extremely rare. The fabric is herringbone with a Marine Corps camouflage pattern printed on both sides with pigment, resulting in a unique bleeding effect where the colors overlap, achieving a very high level of reproduction. WAREHOUSE Lot 1224 1940’S USMC PARACHUTIST TROUSERS W31 Actual Size: Waist 78cm, Inseam 72cm, Front Rise 30cm, Thigh Width 32cm, Leg Opening 26cm There may be some errors due to amateur measurements. Worn about 5 times after purchase and stored in the closet! No stencil. There are no stains or fraying, but there is some minor wear. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions.