Accurate reproduction of the U.S. Continental Army fall-front trousers from the American Revolutionary War era (circa 1777–1783). These trousers are made from sturdy white or cream-colored cotton/linen canvas, entirely hand-stitched following 18th-century tailoring methods. Designed for durability and comfort in campaign use, they feature the distinctive broad fall-front flap, reinforced seat and knee areas, and buttoned closures at the waistband and ankles. Historically worn by both infantry and artillerymen during warmer months or active field service.
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Fabric: Heavy cotton canvas (approx. 12 oz weight).
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Color: White or cream (unbleached natural tone).
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Lining: Unbleached linen (waistband and pockets).
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Thread: Heavy natural linen thread.
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Buttons: pewter/ wood – period style
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Stitching: Fully hand-sewn; no visible machine seams.
