A replica of the M1907 Service Dress uniform trousers. Made of thick khaki (Service Drab) woolen serge fabric, intended to provide camouflage and durability in trench conditions, they feature straight, loose-fitting legs with a very high waist. The fly is fastened with plastic buttons imitating bone buttons. The trousers do not have belt loops. They are designed to be worn with a suspenders only, making them easier to use with the 1908 Pattern Webbing equipment, which has a main belt that rests on the waist. The trousers are equipped with two straight side pockets. In the field, the legs were tightly wrapped with puttees from the ankle to below the knee, preventing mud from getting into the boots and stiffening the ankle.
- Ideal for reenactment!
- New, unused item!
FOR REENACTMENT?
The British M1907 Service Dress uniform was introduced in 1907. It was a modification of the earlier 1902 pattern, which first introduced the color khaki into military uniforms. The M1907 uniform served as the primary field uniform throughout World War I and remained in use, with some modifications, until its replacement by the Battle Dress uniform introduced in 1939.
SIZE CHART
- Size 32/S - Waist circumference 80 cm, Total length 76 cm, Inseam length 106 cm
- Size 34/M - Waist circumference 84 cm, Total length 77 cm, Inseam length 108 cm
- Size 36/L - Waist circumference 88 cm, Total length 79 cm, Inseam length 109 cm
- Size 38/XL - Waist circumference 94 cm, Total length 79 cm, Inseam length 109 cm
- Size 40/XXL - Waist circumference 99 cm, Total length 79 cm, Inseam length 111 cm
The dimensions should be treated with precaution! Dimensions may be differ within different production batches!
