Pike Brothers 1962 OG-107 Trousers
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How to Measure
All measurements are taken from the garment laid flat rather than while being worn. For the most accurate fit, compare these measurements with a similar pair of trousers or shorts that already fit you well.
Waist
Fasten the fly and lay the garment flat. Smooth out any wrinkles, then measure straight across the top of the waistband from left to right.
Front Rise
Measure from the crotch seam to the top of the front waistband, following the line of the fly.
Back Rise
Measure from the crotch seam to the top of the back waistband, following the centre seat seam.
Hem Width
Lay the leg opening flat and measure straight across from the outside seam to the inside seam.
Leg Length
For trousers, leg length is measured from the crotch seam to the bottom of the hem. Shorts are measured using the same method but naturally have a shorter inseam.
Originally introduced in 1952, the OG-107 trousers became the standard utility trousers of the United States Army and remained in service for decades thanks to their simple design, durability and comfortable fit. Even Elvis Presley famously wore the OG-107 during his military service.
Pike Brothers has faithfully recreated this military classic using the original OG-107 pattern while incorporating a few carefully considered updates. The traditional thirteen-star buttons have been replaced with durable stone nut (ivory-style) buttons, offering improved longevity while maintaining the authentic vintage appearance.
Made from heavyweight 345gsm pre-washed 100% cotton, the 1962 OG-107 Trousers have a relaxed, loose fit that's ideal for everyday wear.
Whether paired with boots for work, worn casually around town or styled as part of a heritage-inspired outfit, they deliver timeless military style with the quality expected from Pike Brothers.
