1962 OG-107 Army Pant Olive

The OG-107 army pant was the basic utility uniform of the United States Army. Even Elvis Presley wore the OG-107 during his time of service. Introduced in 1952, it remained virtually unchanged through its 10-year production run, until 1963. The OG 107 proved itself because of its ruggedness and its comfortable loose-fit.

All versions of the OG-107 shared several basic design features. The trousers had a simple adjustment tab on the waist. The Pike Brothers version of the OG-107 has the same features as the original, however the so called thirteen-star buttons have been changed to the more rugged "Ivory"-buttons, which have a long tradition in Europe since the 1920ies.

• 100 % cotton
  
• 345 gsm fabric weight
• 2 big front pockets, 2 buttoned back pockets
• Stone walnut buttons
• Straight loose fit
• Pre-washed, does not shrink
• Made in Turkey