The M1832 Mexican War Foot Trouser is made of Heavy Cotton Canvas in white. These trousers were used by enlisted US Army Foot soldiers during the summer months of the Mexican War and were the model that was later adopted in 1833. Trousers for enlisted soldiers are white with drop front design. Cord tie in the back for adjustment. The trousers have a watch pocket and Side Seam Pockets. Fly buttons and suspender buttons are pewter. Inseam measurement is not needed as the trousers are unhemmed at 33 inches and can be either rolled up, cut off, or hemmed by the customer.

US Regulations state that these trousers were to be worn May 1st through September 30th. 

These trousers are worn higher than today's jeans. However, we are well fed and many of us have larger stomachs and our jeans are worn below the stomach. Order ONE size larger than your normal jean size. If you want an exceptionally loose fit, order TWO sizes larger than your normal jean size.

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