A cornerstone of French military wear history, the M47 cargo trousers were issued to French Army soldiers from the late 1940s through the 1960s, seeing first service during post-war Europe. Built from durable cotton twill or herringbone twill and designed for functionality in the field, the M47 remains one of the most iconic military garments ever produced, valued today for its rugged construction, practical design, and timeless silhouette.
1960s French Army M47 trousers, Herringbone Bone Twill fabric (HBT).
Designed for function : two slanted front pockets, large cargo pockets on each leg, additional lower pockets. Straight, wide leg fit. Built to move, carry, and hold over time.
This version in HBT is a 60s production, lighter than early canvas models.
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• 1960s French Army M47 trousers • Cotton HBT (herringbone twill) • Cargo pockets • Straight / wide fit • Button closure • Durable construction • One-of-one piece
