WW2 Canadian Army Wool Trousers Pants 34 X 28

The WW2 Canadian Army Wool Trousers, sized 34 x 28, are standard issue military garments produced for Canadian forces during the Second World War. Manufactured from dense, durable wool, these trousers were designed to provide insulation and comfort in a variety of climates encountered by Canadian soldiers. The design typically features a button fly, belt loops, suspender buttons, and reinforced stitching at stress points for added durability. The olive drab or khaki color scheme was intended for field use and contributed to camouflage in European environments. Pocket arrangement commonly includes two side hip pockets and a single rear pocket. These trousers reflect period-specific tailoring and military specifications of the 1940s. They are representative of the practical requirements of wartime uniforms and the Canadian military’s efforts to equip personnel for active deployment. This garment provides historical insight into the standard field attire issued to Canadian soldiers during World War II.