These Navy Denim Trousers are called as "NAVY Side Seamless Denim Trousers" on auction sites, these were standardized to US Navy in February 1944 as an unique pattern with no side seams. This pattern seems to be a kind of traditional design of the US Navy, looking at the place where sailor pants are also designed in the same way. Am I the only one who feels like the deep blue ocean spreads out in front of them when wearing the denim trousers with large front and back patch pockets sewn close together on the sides?
"US NAVY M44 Side Seamless Denim Trousers" now starting on sale!!
Reproduction Sizes:28W, 29W, 30W, 32W, 34W, 36W, 38W
Note) Waist (waist circumference) 6 types, Inseam (inseam) is only produced 32.5 inches in each sizes.
These Navy Denim Trousers are called as "NAVY Side Seamless Denim Trousers" on auction sites, these were standardized to US Navy in February 1944 as an unique pattern with no side seams. This pattern seems to be a kind of traditional design of the US Navy, looking at the place where sailor pants are also designed in the same way. Am I the only one who feels like the deep blue ocean spreads out in front of them when wearing the denim trousers with large front and back patch pockets sewn close together on the sides?
"US NAVY M44 Side Seamless Denim Trousers" now starting on sale!!
1) Front Button & Patch Pockets:
"USN M44 Side Seamless Denim Trousers" reproduced using Denim Fabric same spec of 10.5 ounce military denim developed in the early 30's. The front & back pockets are patch type.
2) Back Pocket:
Compared to other denim trousers of the same period, the large back pocket sewn slightly lower. You can see that the front pocket wraps around to the rear and the edge is very close to the back pocket.
3) Side:
The biggest feature of these trousers is that there are no stitches to sew together the front and back bodies, which should be in the center.
4) Contract Label:
Contract label "NXsx 53114" is presumed to contract in Feb. 1944.
5) Button:
Black Urea Resin Buttons in 14 mm diameter were often used on US Navy clothing during the war.
6) Buttonhole:
The buttonhole type that has been traditionally used in the US Navy.
7) Belt Loop:
The 3/8 inch (9.5mm) wide belt loop is slightly wider than the Army Denim Trousers in same era.
8) Denim-Surface:
The 10.5 ounce military denim which is appeared the warp threads dyed with indigo dye on the surface is enjoyable the unique change in color and the feeling of hitting each time you wash and use it.
8) Denim-Back Side:
The denim with ring spinning (weft yarn) can be seen a unique texture of the welt yarn which called top die on the back.
Note) Top Die: A spinning method in which the cotton dyed in dark blue at the cotton stage and the produced cotton are blended and spun into a specific light blue thread.
9) Chain Stitching at the Inside:
Trousers sewn at the inside with 5/16 inch width double chain stitching.
10) Folding Hem & Sewing:
The bottom is folded and sewn with lock stitching just like the original.
Reproduction Sizes: 28W, 29W, 30W, 32W, 34W, 36W, 38W
Note) Waist (waist circumference) 6 types, Inseam (inseam) is only produced 32.5 inches in each sizes.