American WW2 M37 Enlisted mans wool trousers, often called mustards.
These where standard issue in 1938 and where worn in the Normandy invasion. Issued to Infantry, Rangers, Air Force, Glider troops and Armoured Infantry etc.
The M1937 wool trousers (mustards) where worn as part of the combat uniform when used with the M41 jacket and wool shirt and as part of the dress uniform when worn with the Class A 4 pocket tunic. The colour of the M37 trousers and the A class tunic do not match, this is correct and is historically accurate.
Button fly with front slash pockets, belt loops and a watch pocket on the front.
