Pike Brothers 1962 OG-107 Pant Brown

The Pike Brothers OG-107 Pant is inspired by the iconic field trousers issued to the U.S. Armed Forces during the 1950s and 1960s. The original Type I model was introduced in 1952 and became known for its hard-wearing construction, practical design, and comfortable loose-fit.

Pike Brothers has stayed true to the original pattern and fabric to recreate the authentic character of these military trousers. Famously, the OG-107 uniform was also worn by Elvis Presley during his time in the U.S. Army, adding another chapter to its distinctive American heritage.

Authentic Military-Inspired Workwear

Made from heavyweight 345 g/m² 100% cotton, the OG-107 Pant has a robust construction designed for durability and everyday comfort. The loose fit follows the proportions of the original military pattern, providing plenty of room and freedom of movement.

Instead of the traditional 13-star metal buttons found on the original uniform, Pike Brothers has used classic tagua, or corozo nut, buttons. Used in European clothing since the early 20th century, these natural buttons give the trousers a distinctive and refined finishing detail.

A traditional button fly maintains the vintage construction, while a woven Pike Brothers label sits above the right rear pocket. The fabric is pre-washed to minimise further shrinkage and provide a comfortable feel from the first wear.

Made in Turkey, the Pike Brothers OG-107 Pant combines authentic military styling, heavyweight cotton, and original-pattern construction for a timeless pair of heritage trousers.