【Necessary or Unnecessary】FRANCE M-52

【Necessary or Unnecessary】

FRANCE M-52 Shorts
OLIVE
34

The M-52 chino trousers were adopted by the French army in the 1950s.
A shorts version of these also actually existed.
At the time, the sewing was overwhelmingly cleaner compared to other countries, and it's a level that is still referenced today.

With the resurgence of the military boom, these are rarely seen, and even used ones are attracting attention and fetching high prices.

The silhouette and fabric were such wonderful items, perfectly finished as fashion.

This time, N.O.UN has produced "FRANCE," a complete reproduction of the French Army M-52 shorts, revived for today.

The front features a button fly and two tucks.
The belt loops are thin. Matte-textured buttons and side pockets.
The hem width, length, thigh width, and the shape of the back pocket flaps,
even the twill fabric feel, are all exactly the same specifications.

The originals were only KHAKI (BEIGE), but
OLIVE and NAVY are also made, and I think they are perfect shorts for summer outfits.
As shorts with a length above the knee that can be worn without going out of style,
this is my favorite model.

This summer's recommended piece.

【Color】

OLIVE

【Size】

34

Waist 44.5cm
Rise 33.0cm
Inseam 14.0cm
Thigh Width 38.5cm
Leg Opening 36.0cm

【Fabric】

Cotton 100%