WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers Pants Size 16 Dated 1941 C Broad Arrowed

The WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers, Size 16, dated 1941, are a standard-issue component of Canadian military uniforms during the Second World War. Manufactured for use by Canadian forces, these trousers are constructed from heavy-duty wool serge, designed to provide durability and warmth in various field conditions. The trousers feature a button fly, reinforced seat and knees, and field dressing pocket, consistent with the 1937 Pattern Battledress specifications. Markings include the “C” Broad Arrow stamp, signifying official Canadian government acceptance, along with clear dating of 1941 and the size indication of 16. The waistband is equipped with side adjustment tabs to allow for a tailored fit. These trousers represent a significant example of Canadian military attire from the early 1940s and reflect the standardized design adopted across Commonwealth forces during the conflict. The presence of original labels and stamps authenticates the garment’s provenance and period use.