United States of America - Military uniform - WW2 US GI M1937 Wool Combat Pants - Infantry - Ranger - Ike / Class A Uniform - Very large size! - 1944

Nice 100% original WW2 USA Service M1937 wool pants, a VERY large size and complete (I would say this is one of the few pants that can actually be used well for reenactment given the huge size). The pants has the original label dating it to 1944 and is in a very nice condition! Great pants to complete your ike, a-class or other US uniform (e.g., ike jacket)!

Throughout WW2, enlisted man's wool trousers were utilized as a dress garment to be worn with the winter service uniform and as a field garment to be worn with the winter field uniform. However, development and production of wool trousers can be broken into two major types: one being wool service trousers procured from 1937 to mid-1943, and wool field trousers procured from mid-1943 through the end of the war. In 1941, 1942, and again in 1943 the pattern of the service trousers was made larger to make them more comfortable for field work. The wool service trouser, in its final form, was quite baggy and easily distinguishable from the earliest models that provided a neat compliment to the form hugging service coat. Wool trousers were re-designed in mid-1943 to be primarily a field garment and were re-classified as such by thereafter including the word Field in the nomenclature. Field trousers retained the looser fit of the later service trousers, took on a darker color, and had a variety of other features designed to make them more efficient field garments.

100% original pants in otherwise nice condition.

See also my other interesting WW2 relics on catawiki!