US Army Denim Trousers

The Denim Garments were THE working garments of the U.S. Armed Forces from 1920-1941. The denim that was used was by the U.S. Army has always been raw. Which means it was unwashed and was dark blue in color and very stiff when newly worn. After the first washings it faded out and became more comfortable.

The denim shirts together with the trousers have been worn for all kinds of duties. From field exercise to kitchen cleaning. However it was very popular in boot camps and especially during the training of U.S. Army motorcycle riders denim garments saw frequent use.

Our reproduction trousers have been copied from a surviving example and mirior every detail of it, like:

- custom woven raw blue denim

- heavy white cotton thread

- proper 5 pocket construction

- proper zinc U.S. Army buttons

- size tag in the waist

- two prong buckle made from zinc