DELTA MODERN HICKORY

This trouser has a rather unique story.
It’s not the usual replica of an American Army fatigue trouser, but the result of a completely different concept.

It entered our archive around fifteen years ago and represents a private purchase version – a term used in military jargon to describe garments not supplied by the administration but made privately, often by local tailors for individual operators – of a fatigue pant.

Acquired as part of a private collection, the piece appears to be a version worn by an advisor in the early 1950s, in the Southeast Asian theater.
We share the results of our research here, but remain open to updates and new findings – because research never truly ends.

This pant differs completely from the standard-issue fatigue, that is so common.

Interestingly, the sample in our archive features World War II buttons, confirming its non-institutional origin and handcrafted construction.

We’ve revised the fit while preserving the original details.
A model that will continue to be part of the UTILITY line, given the appreciation it has received.

EXCLUSIVE FABRIC made on our exclusive specifications.

Yarn-dyed striped fabric with cotton warp, characterized by an exclusive irregular slub.
Woven with traditionally twisted viscose yarns for a mouliné appearance, with a regular Batavia herringbone weave.
This fabric evolves from the tela spazzino, to which we’ve added the classic stripe once found on railway uniforms — not a mere replica of historical fabrics, but a modern reinterpretation.

Two front patch pockets, two back patch pockets with flaps and buttons. Button fly.