BUZZ RICKSON'S "M43035" EARLY MILITARY CHINOS 1945 MODEL Early 1950s Style Velveteen Souvenir Jacket The silhouette is thinner than

The silhouette is thinner than the model at that time

A clean silhouette with a slight taper towards the hem

36inc/93cm/36cm/43cm/80cm/37cm/27cm

The fiber called "bagasse" that remains after refining sugar is blended with cotton and woven into the fabric

BUZZ RICKSON'S "M43035" EARLY MILITARY CHINOS 1945 MODEL Early 1950s Style Velveteen Souvenir Jacket The silhouette is thinner thanBUZZ RICKSON'S "M43035" EARLY MILITARY CHINOS 1945 MODEL This model is a reproduction of a 1945 style military chino. While chino pants typically feature split seams and slanted pockets, this particular style, with metal buttons (engraved with "U. S. ARMY") on the front and double welted pockets, is rare even in vintage pieces. It has a high rise and a relaxed, wide silhouette. During World War I, soldiers wore jodhpurs style pants called "breeches,"