CONFEDERATE 
ISSUE TROUSERS 

CS Army Trousers were based upon civilian patterns, they were a more fashionable cut in general, and were a much depended upon item of the soldier’s kit.

Early in the war they were mainly made and provided by folks at home, & by private tailors and mercantile s’ for the young CS Armies. In mid 1862 when the depot system was running at full, capacity the majority of CS trousers were made of jeans cloth, either wool / cotton, or cotton /cotton jeans, and later in the war English Blue Gray Broad Cloth. Some trousers were even made of Indigo Dyed Denim

All trousers are complete with hand-sewn buttonholes & either bone, enameled tin, or wood buttons and back belt adjustment trouser buckle, depending on type made.

I make these trousers according to the originals using the correct thread, buttons and cloth.

CST1 Richmond Depot Trousers (1862-65)

MUSEUM QUALITY100% Hand Sewn ………………..$280.

CST2 “Other” Confederate Depot Issue Trousers (1862-65)

MUSEUM QUALITY100% Hand Sewn ……………….$280.

CAMPAIGN GRADE……..…………..$198.

CST3 Confederate “MANSFILED” Trousers (1862-65)

A possible a product of Monroe Depot, these trousers are made as per the original of Sheep’s Gray jeans with a French blue corded welt running down the outer seam & has a separately applied watch pocket on the left hand side of the waistband. The pockets are semi frog mouth type pocket that are nice and deep. These trousers are unique in that they do not have suspender buttons and adjusts via a back belt. They are half lined in lightweight cotton duck and have a bone button fly. The cuffs are half lined in linen to act as fenders to protect against wear from the shoe heel. A well documented set of Trans-Mississippian trousers

MUSEUM QUALITY100% Hand Sewn …….…..….$290.

CAMPAIGN GRADE…………….…..$210.