These trousers are of “galliffet” style – shorter, narrower at the calves, making it more comfortable to fit them into long boots. The trousers were sewn based on the uniform trousers found in a flea market. They were very worn down, but after disassembling, the whole design of the trousers was revealed and used to reproduce a new pair. Old trouser details were fixed by restorers. That these had been an officer’s trousers was made clear by the presence of diagonal fabric (thick fabric woven in diagonal stripes), specific silhouette, and details. Only a few interwar officers’ trousers have survived in the storages of museums.