WW2 US Army Officers Trouser Pants 36 X 28

The WW2 US Army Officers Trouser Pants 36 X 28 are an example of standard-issue dress attire for United States Army officers during the Second World War. These trousers are constructed from wool or wool-blend fabric, designed to provide durability and comfort in a range of climatic conditions. The pants feature a classic high-waist cut, belt loops, and functional side and back pockets, consistent with military specifications of the era. The interior typically includes a cotton lining, and the fly is secured with a series of buttons. The label or manufacturer’s mark, when present, may provide additional identification details such as contract numbers and size designation. Officer trousers were worn as part of the service dress uniform and were paired with the matching service coat and shirt for both office and formal occasions. This particular pair is sized approximately at a 36-inch waist and 28-inch inseam.