What colour are these leggings?
The leggings are made from yellow khaki canvas. Some leggings have a light gold colour, while others are described as darker or having too much orange. One pair was described as OD colour. The webbing on some leggings turns peach after bleaching.
What historical periods are these leggings suitable for?
These leggings are suitable for World War II and Korean War USMC impressions. They are also used for impressions of Australians in New Guinea and the Korean War. The leggings are described as a multi-impression item.
How do these leggings fit?
The leggings are available in sizes 18 inches, 19 inches, or 20 inches, measured at the top. They are described as a perfect fit by some. One review suggests it would be interesting to add a size 3R to the stock.
What is the quality of the laces supplied with the leggings?
The lacings are not as rugged as Army lacings. Some leggings ship without the extra pair of laces ordered. The laces may need to be switched for more durable ones.
Are these leggings original USMC issue?
These are new reproductions made in USMC style. Some leggings have a reproduction tag. Despite this, some leggings are described as having original USMC issue tags.
Can the colour of the leggings be altered?
The leggings can be bleached to achieve a lighter colour. Using bleach in cold water for no more than five minutes can result in a light gold fabric with peach webbing. It is possible to bleach them white and start over.
These answers are generated automatically from this product's own description and from customer reviews. They are a guide only and we take no responsibility for their accuracy. If a detail matters to your purchase, please ask us about this item to confirm it before ordering.












