Military Surplus US HBT Pant Olive Drab

By the late 1930’s, the US Army recognized the need for a more practical uniform in a more suitable color. In 1941, a green uniform made from cotton herringbone twill (HBT) fabric was introduced to replace both the denim and khaki cotton uniforms for work and field operations. Shirts, trousers, coveralls and caps were produced. These garments were issued to all Army personnel in all theaters of operations, ultimately becoming one of the most common garments worn during WWII.

In 1942 the US HBT Pant was introduced with a larger seat for better freedom of movement, a higher rise, and the internal pockets were replaced with two large cargo types on the hips.

- Style: US HBT Pant
- Fit: Regular fit - Straight leg - High rise
- Color: Olive Drab
- Material: 100% cotton
- Made of herringbone twill fabric
- Original color - Olive Drab No. 7
- 2 side pockets
- 2 large hip pockets
- Made by Mil-Tec
 
Our model is 190cm, 75kg - wears size M