WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers Pants Size 13 Dated 1944

The WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers, Size 13, dated 1944, are standard-issue uniform pants used by Canadian forces during the Second World War. Manufactured in 1944, these wool trousers were a component of the battledress uniform adopted by Canadian and other Commonwealth militaries. The trousers feature a high waist, button fly, and belt loops, with reinforced seat and knee areas for durability during field operations. They include large map pockets on the thighs and interior buttons to attach suspenders, reflecting practical design priorities of the era. Size 13 corresponds to a specific range of waist and leg measurements as indicated in wartime sizing guidelines. The wool fabric is characterized by its coarse texture and olive drab shade, consistent with Canadian battledress standards of the period. Items of this type played a significant role in the daily lives of Canadian soldiers during major campaigns of the Second World War.