Description

The original label name of the M-65 trousers is TROUSERS, MEN’S, FIELD, M-65. The contract number of this original sample is DSA 100-67-C-1276, which is a 1967 contract and OG107 color. It is an early 67 version, so it has an aluminum zipper. The M65 trousers inherit the style of the M51 trousers, and the pure cotton fabric is changed to nylon cotton blended satin, which is also a major feature of the evolution of the M51 system to the M65 system. The blended fabric solves the problem that pure cotton fabric is not easy to dry after absorbing moisture, and improves the wear resistance.
The main feature of the M65 trousers is the three-dimensional pockets on both sides, which have a large capacity and are equipped with cable ties on the inside of the pockets. The function of this cable tie is that when there are many items in the pocket, the cable tie can be pulled out from the keyhole opening at the bottom of the pocket, wrapped around the thigh, and tied through the fixed rope structure under the guard, so that the pocket and thigh can be tied together to prevent the items in the pocket from shaking when doing actions. The upper and back pockets of the M65 trousers are equipped with flaps, and there are drawstrings at the trouser legs to tighten the trouser legs when necessary. The M65 and M51 trousers are slightly different in cut. For the same size, the M65 waist is slightly larger, lower waist, and the pocket flaps are mostly arc-shaped.

Since the production of true blended satin fabric is more difficult than pure cotton fabric, it involves two materials and needs to be dyed separately. And it needs to be made strictly according to the original weaving thickness. Therefore, pure cotton is generally chosen instead. GIZEM.O has restored the classic nylon cotton blended fabric this time, using Supima American long-staple cotton and nylon mixed fabric to present the original texture of M65, which is different from pure cotton fabric.