Trousers, White, Navy size:44 This practice of reinforced stitching

This practice of reinforced stitching continues to be the key ingredient in the molding of this symbol of the United States Navy

this is the Class A dress jacket worn by Army enlisted men during the later periods of WWII

2R (Min 14-1/2" calf)

This is the standard issue enlisted man's shirt of the later campaigns of WWII

It has a thick cotton duck filled visor known as a “short bill” and two pairs of OD painted brass ventilation eyelets on each side

Trousers, White, Navy size:44 This practice of reinforced stitchingStandard issue US Navy enlisted white trousers worn with the sailor's undress white uniform. Has the wide bottom outlet and single piece leg. There is no outside seam on this style of trousers just like the originals. Two pockets are hidden in the front just under the waistband. Has a button fly with solid cast white four hole milspec buttons. Worn with white or black belt.