This is a 60s US ARMY hospital pants. It is a deadstock item, unopened and still in its bag. I have multiple deadstock pairs of these pants. I will offer a discount for multiple purchases. (Some are in bags, and some are not) US ARMY 1968 DEADSTOCK TYPE-1 HOSPITAL PANTS DEADSTOCK manufactured in 1968, these were adopted for soldiers hospitalized in US military hospitals for injuries and illnesses. Made of 100% cotton poplin, they have a moderate firmness and are designed as summer pants, providing a light and comfortable feel. The waist has no belt loops and is adjusted with side adjusters. The vibrant blue color and relaxed silhouette make these pants comfortable to wear. These are rare pants even within the US military. The waist can be adjusted with side buttons. They have no pockets or belt loops, a design that is the epitome of simplicity. Features side waist adjusters. Made with a vibrant royal blue color and thin cotton fabric for summer wear. Photos 3-14 are of the same item, taken previously. The actual item is unopened and in its bag. Photos 9-13 show measurements with a measuring tape. Please use them as a reference. Size: Medium Waist: 49cm, Rise: 33cm, Inseam: 79cm, Thigh: 39cm, Hem width: 24cm, Total length: 110cm Please note that these are amateur flat measurements, so there may be some errors. (Measurements are taken from items of the same size. There may be individual differences.) The waist size can be adjusted with the adjuster buttons. (80cm, 89cm, 98cm) in 3 stages (These are dimensions I found online, so please understand there may be errors.) As these are military items and deadstock, there may be imperfections such as rough stitching, weaving flaws, moth holes, storage stains, dirt, and odors. The color may also differ from the photos. The information provided is based on amateur research online, so there may be inaccuracies. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these points. Keywords: US Army, RRL, Gurkha, Gurkha pants, RAF, SAS, M43, M47, M52, M65, Jungle Fatigue, USAF, ARMY, NAVY, Air Force, Army, Navy, Masaki Suda, AIR FORCE, US Military, WWⅠ