WWII U.S. Army HBT Fatigue Trousers – Olive Drab Cotton Twill
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WWII United States Army HBT (Herringbone Twill) Fatigue Trousers, issued primarily 1941–1945 for training, work and combat fatigue duty; worn by infantry, armored, airborne and support units.
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Constructed from 100% olive drab cotton herringbone twill, straight-leg functional cut with reinforced seat; large side cargo pockets with button flaps and rear patch pockets.
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Button fly front, belt loops for web belt wear, period-correct stitching and hardware; breathable yet durable fabric designed for field durability in varied climates.
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Standard fatigue and utility trousers paired with HBT fatigue jacket; widely seen in European and Pacific Theatres of Operations.
