WW2 US Army HBT Trousers 36″ X 33″

The WW2 US Army HBT Trousers, sized 36″ x 33″, are standard-issue military pants produced for American soldiers during World War II. Constructed from herringbone twill (HBT) cotton, these trousers were designed for durability and practicality in both combat and work settings. The olive drab coloration provided effective camouflage in various environments. Key features include a button fly, adjustable waist tabs, and spacious side and rear pockets for carrying essential items. Reinforced stitching along stress points improved longevity under field conditions. HBT fabric was valued for its breathability and ease of maintenance, making it suitable for a wide range of climates encountered by troops. These trousers formed part of the standard combat uniform for many branches of the US Army during the 1940s. Their design reflects the functional requirements and production methods of wartime military apparel. The listed size of 36-inch waist and 33-inch inseam accommodates a range of body types.