Restock 2026

Reproduction WWII German Service Trousers (Tuchhose). These have been assigned various model numbers over the years by collectors and reenactors- M34, M35, M37, M40 and whatnot. M37 seems to be the most common, thus we have used it for simplicity and searchability. This pattern of trouser was introduced in the early 1930's to be worn in conjunction with the then new "Feldbluse".
These were worn throughout the entire War, with each service having their own variants.

The service trousers have a high waist, adjustment belt at the rear, button fly, watch pocket and straight legs. These were designed to be worn with suspenders therefore no belt loops were provided.

Our reproductions were copied directly from an original pair and the pattern and grading are entirely of our own design. Fabric is 100% wool cloth, in the greener shade of fieldgray, typically associated with "early War" uniforms. The lining is 100% cotton twill.

Inseams are 34" (86cm). They are straight leg cut so hemming them is very simple if needed.

Dry Clean only!

Imported.