With a stylistic focus that zooms in on the era where denim transitioned from "workwear" to a casual fabric, Fullcount were the first brand to start making their denim from hand-picked Zimbabwean cotton, which is famous for its long staple length (granting it both greater softness and durability than short staple cottons).

The '41 Fit US Army Khakis are a exceptionally well cut trouser, with a comfortably tall rise, roomy seat, and wide legs with a subtle taper below the knee. It's got the classic 5-pocket orientation, but chino style, with side entry front pockets and welted coin & rear pockets. With slightly more belt loops than your average pair of jeans, it'll stay comfortably put on your waist when you need to it.

They're sewn up from a 100% cotton reverse sateen fabric, featuring the San Marco camouflage print. San Marco camo was developed in Italy in 1929, and was the first ever camo pattern to be mass-produced. Being featured in uniforms up until the 1980s, it's also one of the longest-issued camouflage patterns, and was the inspiration & blueprint for many of the other camos we know and love today.

Fullcount's usual attention to detail is as present as ever, from the 100% cotton thread, to the lined waistband, to the period-accurate melamine buttons.

These run very small in the waist - check our size chart before ordering and expect to go up 1 or even 2 sizes. Cold wash and hang dry.

• 100% cotton
• Reverse sateen fabric
  
• San Marco camouflage pattern
• High rise
  
• Full thigh
• Wide leg
• Slight taper
• Two side entry pockets
• Two welted rear pockets
• Welted coin pocket detail
• Button fly
  
• Melamine buttons
• 100% cotton thread
• Fits small, consult measurements
• Wash cold, hang dry
• Made in Japan

All measurements are in inches.

Model Elliot wears size 32
His sizing specs are:
6'1 and 155lbs 
38" chest and 30" waist

These run very small in the waist - check our size chart before ordering and expect to go up 1 or even 2 sizes. Cold wash and hang dry.