Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF M1918 Service Trousers, made from durable olive drab wool. Features high-waist cut, button fly, side adjusters, and straight-leg design — standard issue field trousers for Doughboys in 1918.
The M1918 Service Trousers were issued to enlisted soldiers of the American Expeditionary Forces during the final campaigns of World War I. Designed for comfort, practicality, and durability, these trousers were worn alongside the M1918 tunic as part of the standard field uniform.
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Historical Accuracy: Faithful reproduction based on original 1918 Quartermaster specifications and surviving examples.
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Material: Olive drab wool, providing durability, warmth, and a sharp military appearance.
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Design Features:
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High-waisted cut typical of early 20th-century U.S. Army service trousers
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Button fly closure with reinforced placket
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Side adjustment tabs for a tailored 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: Issued to Doughboys during training, marches, trench duty, and combat operations in 1918.
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Historical Context: Part of the AEF’s updated uniform in 1918, these trousers were designed for durability, comfort, and functionality, complementing the M1918 tunic for a complete field appearance.
Ideal for reenactors, collectors, museums, and film/theater productions, these trousers faithfully reproduce the look and function of the American infantryman’s field uniform in World War I.
