Fashion USMC P-41 HBT Utility Fatigue Trousers Pants & Trousers

The USMC adopted the P-41 uniform in November 1941, which consisted of a jacket and pants. It was initially intended to be worn for work and training. Still, with the outbreak of the war, The USMC immediately put the wear-resistant and comfortable workwear to use in combat, and the P-41 became known as a combat uniform.

The early P-41 Utility Trousers had a patch pocket design, which was soon changed to a front angled pocket design, similar to the USN N-3 HBT Trousers, with a more straightforward design.

The P-41 uniform was widely used throughout World War II in the Marine Corps and the Pacific Theater. As for the P44, which emerged later in World War II, was distributed in a small number of units.

• Loose fit with a straight leg and high rise.
• Belt loops. Button fly with a buttoned closure. Black USMC brass shank button.
• Two front angled patch pockets. Two back patch pockets.
• 8.8 oz cotton herringbone twill, 100% cotton.
• Machine washable. Please use gentle laundry detergent, line dry and avoid exposure to direct sunlight.