US Army 60s Baker Pants, actual size W30 equivalent, early 60s

Olive green work pants with pockets on the front and back.

- Color: Olive green
- Style: Work pants
- Number of pockets: 2 front, 2 back
- Buttons: Black buttons

Actual measurements (flat lay)

Waist: 38 cm
Rise: 31 cm
Inseam: 74.5 cm
Thigh width: 30 cm
Leg opening: 23 cm

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These are authentic Baker pants purchased at a vintage clothing store this May. As you can see in photo 4, they have a zipper instead of a button fly. I was told this is a remade item, with the zipper added to 60s-era Bakers. They also use urea buttons (flat buttons). After the late 60s, they switched from urea buttons to UFO buttons, and the stitching became single-stitched. These Baker pants have double stitching, so they are definitely from the early 60s. Also, Baker pants tend to become more tapered with age, which many people find difficult to wear, but the early 60s ones are straight-legged, making them very easy to wear. I wore these, and I am 172cm tall and weigh 54kg. Early 60s Bakers are very rare, so if you're looking for a pair, please consider these!
Feel free to comment if you have any questions or would like to negotiate the price.