Buzz Rickson's Trousers, Utility, Cotton Sage Green type ii this version features slightly paired

this version features slightly paired down design

and vintage garments featuring it are affectionately known as ERDL models

Army Air Corps as the successor to the Type A-1 flying jacket in 1931

Button Front

An Italian style open collar and clean design with a boxy silhouette has been paired with a button front using shell-like buttons and a single slit chest pocket

Buzz Rickson's Trousers, Utility, Cotton Sage Green type ii this version features slightly pairedOriginally designed as part of the U. S. Air Force's military uniform used to Mechanics on ground, these late USAF Trousers were a mid point utility or fatigue pant style that later became synonymous with 60's US Military wears. This style of fatigue distinguished 'grease monkeys' from 'personnel', and Buzz Rickson's have utilised all their standard detailing. A high rise, with button front and distinctive patch pockets on the front have been flanked