If no specific length is noted, the default will be "unfinished hem," and you will need to have the length adjusted by a tailor.
If you opt for a length adjustment, the processing time will be approximately 10-14 business days. (Excluding shipping time.)
Whether the hem is altered by Dr. Sole or adjusted independently, modified items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
 
 
During the early years of World War II, military uniforms played a significant role in shaping the evolution of modern menswear. The primary reason for their lasting influence is their exceptional durability, comfortable fit, and the fact that they age beautifully over time.
 
The highlight of this release is undoubtedly the customizable inseam length. The original design features an unfinished hem, staying true to the standard-issue military garments of the era. Customers can choose their preferred length, and we will entrust a professional tailor to finish the hem using cotton chain stitching.
 
Some may argue that vintage silhouettes are too rigid or outdated, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. This piece is a faithful reproduction of the rare 1940s U.S. Navy denim work pants, meticulously recreated by a renowned Japanese reproduction factory in a true one-to-one restoration of the era’s most stylish cut.
 
"Nep" refers to the white specks of cotton that protrude from the denim fabric. From a modern textile perspective, these might be considered imperfections, but to denim enthusiasts, they are an essential characteristic that authentically represents the unique texture of vintage shuttle-loom denim.