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Wearing a pair of trousers with a shirt tucked in measure horizontally around your waist. Be sure to measure where you want the top of your trousers to sit. With this measurement be sure that it is snug but not tight, you should be able to fit an index finger before the tape and your body. How to measure (Video Guide)

Button up one of your best fitting trousers and lay it out on a flat surface (table) facing up. Take care to pull any wrinkles and fullness from the back panels. At the widest point below the waist, measure in a straight line from one end to other. In most cases the measuring tape would just pass under the base of the zip at 90 degrees. How to measure (Video Guide)

Button up one of your best fitting trousers and lay it out on a flat surface (table) facing up. Take care to pull any wrinkles and fullness vertically from the front and back panels. This measurement is U-shape that begins at the top of the waistband on the front of the trousers, wraps under the crotch and ends at top of the waistband in the back. How to measure (Video Guide)

Button up one of your best fitting trousers and lay it out on a flat surface (table) facing up. Take care to pull any wrinkles and fullness from the front and back leg (any 1) near the crotch. This should be taken level with the lowest point of the crotch. At this point, measure in a straight line from one end to other.
How to measure (Video Guide)

Button up one of your best fitting trousers and lay it out on a flat surface (table) facing up. Measure the inseam distance starting at the lowest point of the crotch where the front and back seams meet to the bottom of the leg. How to measure (Video Guide)

Button up one of your best fitting trousers and lay it out on a flat surface (table) with outseams at both edges. Take care to pull any wrinkles and fullness from the back panel. Measure the distance from the top of the waist band to the bottom of the leg. How to measure (Video Guide)

Button up one of your best fitting trousers and lay it out on a flat surface (table) facing up. Measure from one side of the leg opening to the other side. How to measure (Video Guide)

Extended Belt With Button (Recommended)

Extended Belt With Hook

Short Belt With Button

Short Belt With Hook

SECURE BELT LOOP – LONG-HAUL READY

This custom belt-lock loop keeps your belt from shifting during extended wear. Highly recommended for uniform trousers on long-haul trips.

1. Belt locked into fabric loop on pilot trousers (front view)

2. Close-up of belt-lock loop near waistband

WHY OUR WOOL-BLEND PANTS FEATURE HALF LINING

Enhanced Comfort: Eliminates the scratchy feel of wool, providing a smooth and soft touch against the skin.
Optimal Fit: The half lining ensures the pants drape impeccably and move comfortably with you.
Improved Durability: Reinforces high-friction areas to maintain a sharp, polished appearance over time.
Balanced Warmth: Offers targeted insulation to keep you warm without compromising breathability.
Lightweight Structure: Delivers the necessary support and shape without adding bulk.

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1.	Front view
2.	Back view
3.	Side view
4.	Photo of the company name tag and size label
5.	Photo of you sitting in a chair, focusing on the fly/groin area

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Dress-Uniform Pants

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SECURE BELT LOOP – LONG-HAUL READY

WHY OUR WOOL-BLEND PANTS FEATURE HALF LINING