【Coming Soon】The 2 Monkeys Gurkha Trousers【TM21359】

We have recreated Gurkha trousers, which have unique details such as a high-waisted design with an extended wide waistband fastened by buckles on both sides, and a silhouette that tapers gently from a relaxed thigh, based on a vintage item and using LAST RESORT chino fabric. The name "Gurkha" comes from the "Gurkha soldiers" of Nepal, who were incorporated into the British army after the Anglo-Nepalese War in 1815. Khaki cotton drill (cotton twill fabric) was introduced into the uniform of Gurkha soldiers, who served as elite troops of the British colonial army, at the end of the 19th century. The uniform trousers of Gurkha soldiers during this period had a straight silhouette with a button front and suspenders, and it is said that these made their way to America and became chino pants. The design of a wide waistband extension fastened on both sides was introduced to the Gurkha army as shorts during World War II, but full-length pants appear to have been made as privately procured items in military sewing factories in India and Hong Kong. Gurkha trousers are those that spread for civilian use. 30(S) Waist 77cm Rise 37cm Thigh Width 34.5cm Inseam 75.5cm Hem Width 21cm 32(M) Waist 82cm Rise 37.5cm Thigh Width 36cm Inseam 77.5cm Hem Width 21.5cm 34(L) Waist 87cm Rise 38cm Thigh Width 37.5cm Inseam 79.5cm Hem Width 22cm 36(XL) Waist 92cm Rise 8.5cm Thigh Width 39cm Inseam 81.5cm Hem Width 22.5cm