The prototype and perfection of military pants.
These are the M-1951 Field Pants (actual), a masterpiece adopted by the U.S. Army in the 1950s. Designed for combat operations in cold weather, they are the origin of the functional beauty that greatly influenced later M-65 pants.

This item is an original actual product made in **1953 (CONTINENTAL HAT & CAP CO., June 1953)**. Although they are positioned as shell pants and are designed as overpants with the assumption that a liner can be attached to the inside with a button closure, their silhouette is versatile enough to be adapted to modern styling.

They are probably Large to X-Large in size.

The basic structure inherited from later M-65 pants, such as side cargo pockets, back pockets with flaps, hem drawcords, and waist adjuster tabs, was already completed at the time of this M-51, making it a very valuable piece of **"history to be worn". It is a very valuable piece of clothing as a "history of wearing "**.

Although this item shows signs of use commensurate with its age, the overall condition is very good. There are no missing stitches or buttons, and the drawcord at the hem is still present. The inner stamps are clearly visible, and the item is still in good condition. This is a very well-balanced item that has been used in actual warfare and has been carefully handled.

With the soaring popularity of the M-65 pants, the M-51, its predecessor model, is currently attracting attention, and this model is hotly supported by core fans as a "favorite of connoisseurs. This model has been popular among core fans as a "favorite of connoisseurs." Among the equipment designs that the U.S. military prides itself on, we hope that you will add this highly finished piece to your collection or daily wear.

Please note that this is a pre-owned item and cannot be returned. Please understand that this is a pre-owned item and cannot be returned.

Size (flat):
[Waist] 54cm
[Hip] 78cm
[Inseam] 42cm
[Inseam] 76cm