FOB Factory 'F0522' Vat Herringbone Trouser - Olive

The United States in the 1940s (USMC) MARINE. CORPS) The herringbone used in the utility uniforms of the U.S. Marine Corps has been researched from yarn to dyeing and revived in the modern era.

By dyeing it with VAT dyes, which are rarely used in modern times, it is a material that can be enjoyed over time like old clothes.

Sticking to the sewing specifications, the rear center, armpits, and thighs were all made by winding stitching, resulting in a HEAVY DUTY trouser. On the other hand, the silhouette forms an elegant line with tapered.

Trousers that go well with tops and shoes and can be used for a long time have been completed.