Split cuffs

Waist belt

Ankle adjustment

Realistic labels

Reproduction of the first style of coveralls issued to the US Army in WWII, the M1938's. These are made from the earlier "sage green" color HBT cloth, and are slightly more complex to manufacture than the later versions. They feature bi-swing back, internal hip pockets, breast and rear pockets, waist belt, split cuffs, and adjustment tabs in the ankles. These were issued and worn concurrently with the "2nd model" coveralls that were made later in the War.

Imported