1962 OG-107 Pant, Brown

🪖 Pike Brothers OG-107 Pant

The Pike Brothers OG-107 Pant in Brown is a faithful tribute to the original U.S. Army utility trousers—first introduced in 1952 and worn all the way through the early ‘60s. These were the real deal in the field, known for their rugged construction and easy, loose fit. Heck, even Elvis Presley wore OG-107s during his service days.

Step right into military history with a pair that’s seen more legacy than most wardrobes ever will.

🪖 A Bit of History

The OG-107 was the backbone of the U.S. Army uniform system for over a decade. No frills, no nonsense—just dependable gear that could take a beating and keep going. Its simple design, durable fabric, and functional fit made it a favorite both in service and long after.

Pike Brothers OG-107 Pant is true to that heritage but a subtle European twist was added: swapping the original thirteen-star buttons for classic “Ivory” (stone nut) buttons, a style with roots going back to the 1920s.

🧵 The Build

• Authentic OG-107 pattern
• 345 g/sqm (100% cotton), pre-washed
• Stone nut (“Ivory”) buttons
• Adjustable waist tabs
• Woven label above right back pocket
• Loose fit for comfort & mobility
• Made in Turkey

This is proper workwear DNA—built tough, worn easy.

🎨 The Color

Finished here in a rich brown tone, giving the military classic a slightly warmer, more versatile look for everyday wear while keeping that utilitarian backbone intact.

📏 Size Chart (in cm)

🐎 Pike Brothers OG-107 Pant

The 1962 OG-107 Pant is as honest as clothing gets—military roots, workwear toughness, and everyday versatility all rolled into one.

Wear ’em hard, break ’em in, and let ‘em tell your story.