British Army Grukha Bermuda Shorts & Pants

In 1814, Britain dispatched 30,000 troops to Nepal. The arrogant British officers and soldiers thought they could crush the army was mainly composed of mountain people's 12,000 Nepalese Gurkha soldiers with their fine equipment. And the fact is just the opposite, It took the British army two years of blood bathing to finally win. This war is a lesson for the British, and they are impressed by the fighting capacity of the Gorkha soldiers. After peace, Britain signed a treaty with Nepal and enjoyed the privilege of recruiting Gurka soldiers, a tradition that continues to this day. Gurkha trousers and Gurkha shorts were used by British soldiers employed in the 1940s and 1950s. Because of its special status, the appellation of this kind of trousers has been retained.

1. Custom 12.5OZ Double Yarn Sand Washing
2. Materials: 100% Cotton
3. Color: Khaki / Olive

KD is the abbreviation of Khaki Drill. khaki shorts are the main battle suit of the British army in North Africa. The first generation is generally called 1941 PATTERN (or 1940). There are two adjusting belts at the waist. There are positions to increase the activity space front and back, making it more Loose and breathable. There is a small pocket on the left side for small objects. Around 1943, a tropical version of wool combat trousers was introduced with two pockets on the back. It can be said that is an upgraded version of 1941 Patten. KD color is widely used in the Mediterranean region, while JG (jungle green) is suitable for Myanmar and the Pacific region. These trousers are classic 1943 model.

1. 12OZ Custom Fabric
2. Materials: 100% cotton
3. Color: Khaki / Green