These are the first blue denim fatigue trousers which was standardised in 1935 May 16th for the US ARMY, made from 10.5 oz military denim that was developed in the early 1930s. The pants feature large attached pockets and straight lines, and the upper back has a cinch back (waist adjustment belt) sewn in, which was common in civilian work pants and denim pants from the 20s to 30s. This is a complete reproduction of the US ARMY M-35 Denim Trousers from the good old days.

1) Front:
Tough and lightweight, these are the first blue denim fatigue trousers for the U.S. Army, made from 10.5 oz military denim developed in the early 1930s. They feature large patch pockets and straight lines.
2) Back:
Cinch Back (waist adjustment belt) sewn into the upper back waist.
3) Front:
These are the first blue denim fatigue trousers for the U.S. Army, made from 10.5 oz military denim that was developed in the early 1930s. They are tough and lightweight, and feature large patch pockets and straight lines.
4) Back:
Cinch Back (waist adjustment belt) sewn into the upper back waist.
5) Buckle(Cinch Back):
An iron buckle for a cinch back, reproduced from the original.
Note: In order to reproduce the classic cinch back, the material and shape have all been perfectly reproduced. The two pins may scratch people, objects, chair seats, etc. Please use with caution.
6) Coin Pocket:
4 inch width coin pocket sewn inside the right front pocket.
7) Belt loop-Slanting:
The M35 features slanting belt loops (on both sides).
8) Label-Contract:
The label indicates that it was contracted on May 16, 1935, and is sewn on the inside of the right back pocket.
9) Label-Size:
The size label sewn to the bottom right at the back of the waist belt has a note printed on it stating that the garment is manufactured larger than the indicated size to take into account shrinkage that may occur during washing.
10) Denim-Surface:
The 10.5 oz military denim has indigo rope dyed warp threads visible on the surface, and the unique color and feel develops with each wash and use.
Note) Country of origin: Japan
11) Denim-Back:
10.5 oz military denim with a unique top-dyed texture that features ring-spun yarns (weft threads) on the reverse side.
12) Chain Stitch-Side:
The width of a double chain stitch is 5/16 inch (approximately 8 mm). And the front body and back body are sewn together with a double chain stitch.
13) Chain Stitching-Bottom:
The hem of the trousers are sewn with chain stitching, just like the original.
14) Button-Top(11/16inch):
Until the early 1940s, there were two sizes of metal buttons used on U.S. Army clothing: "large" and "small." This is a reproduction of the 21/32-inch (approximately 17 mm) "large" button used on the top of the trousers.
15) Button-Under(9/16inch):
Until the early 1940s, there were two sizes of metal buttons used on U.S. Army clothing: "large" and "small." This is a reproduction of the 17/32-inch (approximately 14 mm) "small" button used under the front top.

Production sizes: We produce 5 different waist sizes (30, 32, 34, 36, 38) and 3 different inseam (30, 32, 34), for a total of 15 different sizes. Please refer to the size chart for the details.

Note) Country of Production: Japan (Mash Tailoring Factory)