French army mechanic pants from the 60s-70s. The material is thick cotton twill. It's not as stiff as Carhartt duck fabric, so it's durable but not uncomfortable to wear. Both the front and back have patch pockets. The design is similar to US Army Baker pants or fatigue pants. There are no belt loops, and the waist can be adjusted with side adjusters. The front zipper is a double zipper, making it easy to put on and take off, and convenient for restroom use. Size 80C. Actual measurements are: waist 81cm, inseam 74cm, total length 100cm, hem width 23cm. The waist can be adjusted by about 7cm. The hem width has a drawstring, allowing you to change the silhouette. I think this is an item you don't often see in vintage clothing stores, so it's also recommended for those who don't want to be seen wearing the same thing as others. I purchased a deadstock item that was one-washed, and it's in beautiful condition, only tried on. As it is an old item, I would appreciate it if those who understand this would consider purchasing it. Recommended for those who like US Army, French Army, British Army, Swedish Army, Czech Army, Italian Army, Baker pants, fatigue pants, work pants, military pants, cargo pants, vintage, Orslow, Engineered Garments, Comoli, OUTIL, CIOTA, etc.