These pants, featuring hem straps, are from around the 1940s. 【Size/Color】 Waist (flat x 2): 64cm = 25 inches High-waisted, the hip area is about 68cm (26 inches) Rise (front): 36cm Inseam (measured along the seam): 63cm Thigh width (5cm below the crotch): 24cm Hem width (measured at the hem): 17cm Total length (from waist to hem straight down): 92cm I, a slender 165cm/53kg, could wear them with a good look. The waist was just barely fitting, but I could get them on. It seems like I could expand it by about an inch by changing the button position, but I recommend keeping it as is. The hem length was about nine-tenths length. Depending on preference and how you wear them, I recommend them for slender people around ~160cm tall!!! The color is a soft ochre-like brown. #WhichBrown? ← Check out brown items!!! 【Condition】 You can see in the images, but there are cracks in the side belts. Overall, they have a moist feel, but please keep that in mind. The hardware on the lower belt is bent, but there are no particular problems with use or appearance. There are white areas like ①②③, which add to the good atmosphere. As shown in the image, the knee patches? have been slightly re-sewn. (The red is paint? in the white arrow area) 【Remarks】 Jodhpur pants for horseback riding. In recent years, they are available as fashion items, but these were actually used at the time. (There is no problem with the smell of horses, etc.) Since they are old, they have fabric attached to the legs. Considering it as one of the details and the balance, It is possible to incorporate it into fashion, but if you don't need it, you can cut it off or pin it inside to match your outfit. The material is cotton. The buttons are believed to be urea buttons, and they are all original. They are put on and taken off like ranch pants, by opening and closing the sides. I'm still selling items from this era! Search #40sWhich? "Riding, Sarouel, Euro vintage, Euro old, arts & science, Anatomica, Margiela, Jantique, jantiques, roku, toro, hooked vintage, 40s, 60s, 40s, 50s, 60s..."