This is the 1st model of jungle fatigues pants created in the early 1960s. This is one of the 1963 contract pieces, a rare release from a movie costume company. The waistband without side adjusters, deep cargo pockets, and flap button construction on the back pockets, which are characteristic of the early model, are well preserved, and this pair has high documentary value. The size is estimated to be about XS.

C.R.C. stamped on the inside of the waistband. The size tag is missing, but it is judged to be equivalent to an estimated size XS-S based on the actual size. The overall feeling of use and fading is strong, with an attractive vintage fade and puckering. No buttons are missing, and the garment is functional and wearable. The fabric is a lightweight pre ripstop poplin cotton fabric, designed to operate in tropical regions such as Southeast Asia. The drawcord at the hem is still in place and can be arranged with a narrower hem width. The 1st model, which was designed to be deployed in actual warfare, has been decreasing in circulation year by year, and especially the smaller size in good condition is rare. This is one of the best vintage military pants with realistic feeling of use.No returns or exchanges due to used condition.

Description: None (Estimated XS-S)
Size (flat on the floor)

Waist 37cm Hip 56cm Inseam 33cm Inseam 77cm