Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF M1912 Wool Breeches, crafted from durable khaki wool. Features high waist, button fly, side adjustment tabs, and straight-leg design — standard field trousers for Doughboys during World War I.
Our M1912 Wool Breeches have been made for enlisted soldiers of the American Expeditionary Forces as part of the standard field uniform. Made from warm, sturdy wool, these breeches provided durability and comfort for soldiers operating in European climates during training, marches, and combat.
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Historical Accuracy: Reproduced from original 1912 Quartermaster specifications and surviving examples.
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Material: Khaki wool, chosen for warmth, durability, and historical authenticity.
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Design Features:
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High-waisted cut typical of early 20th-century U.S. Army trousers
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Button fly closure with reinforced placket
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Side adjustment tabs for proper fit
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Straight-leg design, compatible with puttees or leather leggings
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Rear pocket for field practicality
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Usage: Worn in combination with M1912 wool tunics and puttees by Doughboys during field service and combat operations, 1917–1918.
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Historical Context: These wool breeches offered greater warmth and durability than cotton versions, becoming a core element of the AEF field uniform in World War I.
Ideal for reenactors, collectors, museums, and film/theater productions, these breeches authentically replicate the look and feel of the American Doughboy uniform in Europe during the Great War.
