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Closeout, no returns
Reproduction of the "44 dot" camouflage trousers in sateen cotton cloth. This uniform appeared in the Spring of 1944 and was worn until the end of the War. These uniforms were made from nearly a dozen different fabrics, with this being the most common after Drillich HBT. It is sometimes referred to in references as "polished cotton" or "Oliana cloth".
ATF's 44 Dot: We have spent five years developing these uniforms, with only original WWII examples of garments and fabrics used in the process. I believe we are the only company which uses the true pattern for the garments- everyone else (including the pricey ones) based their designs off Heer "reed green" uniforms. All of the details peculiar to these uniforms are duplicated- the shorter rise, nearly vertical pocket openings, buttons, lining material, and reinforcements.
Care/Washing 2021: We now recommend hand wash and hang dry for all camouflage uniforms. This is due to the propensity for washing machines and dryers to create highlights where the garments rub on the inside of the tubs and drums, as well as machines also being hard on metal buttons. If one does use a washer and/ or dryer, flipping the garment inside out will help mitigate some of the problems. Washed garments are not returnable.
Waist size: German trousers adjust at the waist just like BDU pants. Simply find which one corresponds to your waist size and that's it. These don't "run" big, small, right, left, short, tall.....etc..
Inseam: All trousers have a 32" inseam. This is long enough for nearly everyone as these trousers are meant to stop at your ankle, rather than drape over it like jeans or slacks.
Shrinkage: We compensated for this in the pattern. They will shrink about 1.5" in length.
Custom orders? We have no ability to offer "custom" sizes or bespoke clothing of any kind.
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