In 1944, USMC (US Marine Corps) started using the P-44 pants, also known as the "Monkey Pants." They are the most well-known and distinctive trousers within the USMC. It significantly differs from the previous P-41 model with large cargo pockets on both the back and sides. The pockets on the sides were made large to fit k-ration boxes (military food rationing box), and the back pocket was to pack a camouflage poncho. With multiple pockets allowing a large amount of storage, reinforced holes were placed on the belt band to fit P-1941 suspenders to avoid the weight pulling marines trousers down.

• High-waist design.
• Two side pockets and one back pocket.
• US MARINE CORPS buttons.
• 10 oz herringbone twill (HBT) fabric, color OD7, 100% cotton.
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
• 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.