New Reproduced US WWII M1938 Leggings/Gaiters C - US - C PLEASE READ : IF YOU

PLEASE READ : IF YOU NEED A BIGGER SIZE - what we used to do in our retail store in NYC for 25 years was cut the back of the hat and then sew in an elastic piece in order for it to fit the customer's head

or any vehicle resembling one -Go camping -Don't like driving with one eyeball riveted to the rear-view mirror This strap will PAY FOR ITSELF the 1st time it's used

- The scabbard also features a metal belt clip

Contoured removable orthotic footbed

a historically accurate piece for theater or film

New Reproduced US WWII M1938 Leggings/Gaiters C - US - C PLEASE READ : IF YOUNew Reproduced US WWII M1938 Leggings Gaiters After 1700 infantry in most European armies adopted long linen gaiters, or spatterdashes, as a protective leg covering to be worn over the woollen stockings that were a common feature in both military and civilian dress. By the 1770s military gaiters were often shortened to mid calf length for convenience in the field.[1] In army parlance, a gaiter covers leg and bootlacing; a legging covers only the leg.