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The herringbone used in the U.S. Marine Corps’ utility uniforms in the 1940s was researched from yarn to dyeing and brought back to life. By dyeing it with a VAT dye, which is rarely used in modern times, the material is made to enjoy the aging effect of old clothing. Paying close attention to the sewing specifications, the center back, sides, and thighs are all made with rolled stitches, resulting in a HEAVY DUTY trousers. On the other hand, the silhouette has an elegant tapered line that goes well with tops and shoes, creating trousers that can be used for a long time.