TROUSERS, COTTON, KHAKI, 1945 Colour:KHAKI with its round crown and

with its round crown and brief brim indebted to the jockey’s headgear

One of the most visible updates was the wind flap

often worn under biker ‘cuts’ as a counter-culture rejection to the dapper style of pre-war motorcycle meet-ups

stood on alert with the F-101B variant as part of the continental air defense network

at Key Field in Meridian

TROUSERS, COTTON, KHAKI, 1945 Colour:KHAKI with its round crown andThe TROUSERS, COTTON, KHAKI, 1945 are modeled on U. S. Army chino trousers produced under the 1945 specification MIL T 2064 and the slightly revised 1951 specification MIL T 2064A, collectively known as 45 Khaki. While the term covers a broad range of wartime and postwar production variations, one detail often associated with the 45 Khaki is the flat felled side seam, a construction method that disappears from Army chino trousers in the early 1950s.