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1940s Dead Stock Carhartt Duck Work Pants Vintage USA Made Brown

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1940s-early 1950s Carhartt Duck Work Pants Dead Stock | Museum-Quality Vintage These Duck Work Pants were manufactured during the 1940s to early 1950s, a time when Carhartt was seriously crafting workwear as 'tools' for the trade. Carhartt pieces from this era are extremely scarce, even used ones are hard to find. In fact, most of what is available on the market is expected to have repairs or damages. Unused dead stock like this is incredibly rare find. The fabric is brown duck with a blanket liner, and it features triple-needle stitching. The front closure has snap buttons, with a Talon semi-auto zipper. The rivets are copper UFO rivets, and it includes a heart logo suspender button. Size W38 L30 - Waist width 48cm - Rise 36cm - Inseam 74cm - Thigh width 38cm - Hem width 28cm Condition of the item: There are no noticeable stains, but as can be seen in photos 2, 8, and 9, there is some fading due to sun exposure. The tag in the lower left corner of photo 10 is torn, so it will be sent packed in the pocket. As shown in photo 6, the lining has a blanket incorporated into it.

1940s Dead Stock Carhartt Duck Work Pants Vintage USA Made Brown

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220,000 Yen ($1437.91)

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Carhartt's duck work pants from the 1940s are emblematic of the high-quality craftsmanship that defined American workwear during this era, making them highly sought after by collectors of vintage clothing. The rarity of dead stock items, especially those in near-museum quality, sets this offering apart, as most surviving pieces exhibit wear and repairs. Originating from a period when durability and functional design were paramount, the unique specifications like the blanket liner and copper UFO rivets add to its appeal among enthusiasts of vintage Americana. With a current bid of ¥220,000, this piece reflects the steep demand in the Japanese market for authentic, well-preserved American workwear, which is often better maintained than its domestic counterparts.