LEVI'S SHORT HORN women's lunch pants from the 1950s, made of a soft 2×1 light ounce fabric. The Dude Ranch (tourist ranch) seems to have been around until about the 1950s, and even at the time of its production, there was still a demand for women to visit the Dude Ranch. The one shown here may have been used as work clothes, given the paint or paint stains at the hem./p>
front
Quite a bit of room from the waist and hips to the hem. I believe it originally had pleats in it, but the pleats were gone when I bought it.
The enlarged photo of the front around the waist. It has a fairly thick belt loop and snap button pockets on the side.
back
The thicker belt loops are attached. The hip pockets are not attached.
As mentioned above, there are no hip pockets. It has pleats to squeeze around the waist.
tag
A SHORT HORN tag is attached to the side. Interestingly, there is a snap button attached to the top of the tag, ruining the tag.
Side pockets. It has a snap button fastening.
waist
Zippers on the side to get on and off.
waist button
Snap button with round pearl.
zipper
TALON's is used.
belt loop
A fairly thick belt loop.
fabric
The darker part of the color from the knee down. The longitudinal drop and the nepheme are noticeable. It looks a little muddy blue compared to the 3×1 fabric used for 501XX at that time.
fabric
The area around the thigh where the color is most faded.
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