The 838A Fatigue Utility Pants were issued in 1947, its color number is OD7, used Herringbone twill (HBT) fabric widely used during world war II, with brown urea buttons or 13 stars buttons. The 838A Fatigue Utility Pants are the OG107 Fatigue Utility Pants prototypes, and their design is precisely the same except for differences between fabric and color. At the same time, there is an HBT jacket (shirt) and 838 pants to match, and This jacket is the prototype of the OG107 long-sleeved jacket.

• Relaxed fit with a straight leg and high rise.
• Two side pockets. And two back pockets with buttons.
• Only one button in the original version at the waist side adjuster, this product has two buttons, It's easy to adjust your waistline.
• The size label is printed in ink, the mottled effect just the same as the original version of pants.
• 10 oz. herringbone twill (HBT) fabric, 100% cotton.
• Sewing with cotton thread.
• Machine washable.
• Care note: Sulfur dyeing, wash separately in cold water using neutral detergent only, and avoid bleach or harsh chemicals. Turn inside out before washing to reduce abrasion, avoid prolonged soaking, and dry in the shade away from direct sunlight.