ALVISTA [ALVISTA] Bombay Bloomers Trouser

[ALVISTA] 4th Issue Vol 2. Bombay Bloomers because it was used in Bombay (now Mumbai), a tropical trouser worn by British India (British Indian Army) during World War II. Based on the trousers that were called. Since it was designed for wearing in tropical areas, the hem is folded back and fastened with inseam bait to make it half-pants length, but the cord is passed through the hem to squeeze the hem. Knickers like the roots of bloomers, updated so that it can be changed to a balloon silhouette. The cord at the hem has a complicated design and can be put out on both the front and back using the seam hole. Ankle length with a wide silhouette with a unique silhouette balance like a hakama, with a wider hem than the width of the crossover. The button uses this nut button made from Tagwa palm. MATERIAL Ground-60% wool 40% linen Other--100% cotton Size: 38 (M) Waist: 74 ~ 83 (29,1inch ~ 32,6inch) Hips: 132 Rise: 36 Watari: 40 Inseam: 54 Hem width: 42 Model size Height: 175 Shoulder width: 43 B (chest circumference): 85 W (waist): 71 (Centimeter notation)