Restock 2026
Reproduction of the first model WWII winter trousers, reversible from fieldgray to white. These are the 1st pattern of Winterhose, made in 1942-43, without knee patches or the storm flap. The shell fabric is 100% cotton. Lined with high quality polar fleece which has the same weight and feel as the Reizwolle (recycled wool) lining of the originals- while also being warmer, less prone to shrinkage, and 1/2 the cost. These trousers feature pebbled buttons, ankle ties, waist tie, overlapping fly, and detachable suspenders. Machine washable, shrinkage is 1".
Imported.
Sizing Notes:
1. We copied the original sizing system exactly. The Germans designed these to be worn over several layers of clothing, and thus they are already oversized to allow for this!
2. These are designed to be worn higher than most trousers in order to insulate the body. The top will ride above the navel. If you have a large belly, measure around your middle rather than using your trouser waist size.
3. All inseams are 28". (Same as originals.)
Sizing Notes:
1. We copied the original sizing system exactly. The Germans designed these to be worn over several layers of clothing, and thus they are already oversized to allow for this!
2. These are designed to be worn higher than most trousers in order to insulate the body. The top will ride above the navel. If you have a large belly, measure around your middle rather than using your trouser waist size. Therefore, if you wear size 38 in jeans, but your belly is 44" around, get size IV's.
3. When trying them on, wear all the garments underneath you intend to wear these with. If you think they are too big, first squat, lie down and get up. You will see why the extra room is necessary to allow freedom of movement- and they may not be too big after all.
The Size Scale is:
Size I 30"-33" waist
Size II 34"-37" waist
Size III 38"-41" waist
Size IV 42"-46" waist
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