Description These interwar-period khaki drill shorts are a refined continuation of the late-WWI ANZAC KD design, widely worn by British and Commonwealth forces during the 1920s–1930s in tropical stations. Made from tightly woven sand-colored cotton drill, they feature twin forward pleats for comfort, a button fly, belt loops, side slash pockets, and an adjustable rear waistband with buttoned tabs. The cut is high-waisted and tailored, offering excellent ventilation and ease of movement in hot climates—ideal for both reenactors and collectors of early 20th-century military attire.
