Men’s Army Service Trousers - Size 30S - Green Shade 491 - Black Officer Stripe

- Commissioned officers often wore green trousers with a black stripe as part of their formal dress configuration.
- The stripe was typically 1½ inches wide for officers and ran down the outer seam of each leg.
- Worn for ceremonial occasions, formal garrison duties, and official functions.
- The black stripe added a formal, distinguished appearance, similar to the satin stripe on civilian tuxedo trousers.
- The trousers were Army Green Shade 491, a dark olive tone.
- The black stripe was usually made of a satin or grosgrain ribbon, sewn into the outer seam.

- Size: 30S (Waist: 30", Inseam: approx. 28"–29")
- Color: Army Green (Shade 491) with black officer stripe
- Material: 100% polyester
- Fabric: Textured woven
- Features:
- Flat front
- Zipper fly with hook-and-eye closure
- Belt loops
- Slash front pockets
- Rear welt pockets
- Hemmed bottoms
- Branch stripe: Black (Commissioned Officer