Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF Officer’s Service Trousers, tailored from fine wool serge. High-waisted cut, button fly, side adjusters, and officer-quality tailoring — designed for comf
Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF Officer’s Service Trousers, tailored from fine wool serge. High-waisted cut, button fly, side adjusters, and officer-quality tailoring — designed for comfort, durability, and smart appearance in the field.
The American Expeditionary Forces Officer’s Service Trousers formed a key part of the U.S. officer’s uniform during World War I. Worn in training camps, on campaign, and on formal occasions overseas, these trousers combined practicality with a professional military appearance, setting officers apart from enlisted men.
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Historical Accuracy: Reproduced from original Quartermaster specifications and surviving examples of 1917–1918.
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Material: High-quality wool serge (finer than enlisted issue), tailored for durability and comfort.
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Design Features:
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High-waisted cut typical of WWI tailoring
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Button fly front with reinforced placket
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Side adjuster tabs for fit refinement
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Straight-leg or slightly tapered design, intended for wear with puttees or leather officer’s leggings
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Two side slash pockets and one rear pocket for field practicality
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Distinctive Quality: Officer-issue trousers were made of better-grade cloth and sharper tailoring than standard enlisted service breeches.
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Historical Context: Issued to lieutenants, captains, and senior officers of the U.S. AEF, these trousers were part of the standard officer’s service dress throughout 1917–1918 in France and Belgium.
Perfect for collectors, reenactors, museums, and period film/theater productions, these trousers complete the accurate look of the American officer in the Great War.
ort, durability, and smart appearance in the field.
