Made in USA Workwear Denim "Wartime Type (WWII Era) Donut Button" Star/Laurel Wreath Engraving Size 44 During World War II (1941-1945), the United States implemented policies to conserve metal and materials due to military priorities. Clothing was no exception, and simplified components were used in workwear such as jeans and coveralls. One of the most representative specifications was the donut-shaped buttons with "star" and "laurel wreath" motifs. These designs were symbols widely used in military uniforms and other uniforms. This product is an American military denim coverall suit (jumpsuit) from the World War II period to immediately after the war. Please note that this item is **unwashed**. ⸻ Features 1. Button Design • Features metal donut-shaped buttons. • Engraved with "three stars" and "laurel wreath" on the outer circumference, featuring details unique to wartime workwear and military clothing. 2. Zipper • Uses a Conmar zipper (USA engraved, C45 and B16) on the front. • Conmar was a manufacturer widely used in US military clothing and outdoor products in the 1940s, and is an important element indicating the originality of the time. 3. Material • Uses denim fabric. • The dark indigo color gives a ruggedness and presence unique to work/military clothing of the time. 4. Military Specifications • One-piece jumpsuit design. • Equipped with practical details such as chest pockets and reinforced stitching on the knees. • Similar specifications to the work uniforms of US military pilots and ground maintenance personnel. 5. Size • Marked: 44 • Please refer to the photos for details. We appreciate your consideration.