A flared model from Maverick, the Wrangler's sibling brand. The logo on the flasher and platinum patch suggests it is from the 1970s. It's made just like the Wrangler's except for the parts that contain the logo and the stitching on the back pocket.
The material of the patch and the position of the tabs and tags are the same as on the Wrangler.
It's loose around the waist and has a thick flare around the thighs.
flasher
Flasher with a window to see the patch. The illustration of the man is a representation of the era, and it says that the 14-plus ounce "MARVERICK 350 DENIM" was used. The patch is bluebell-marked, unlike those on Wranglers of the same period.
tag
The size notation is also written in centimeters. I've heard that Wranglers at the time were also actively expanding into Europe, but that may have had an effect on the situation.
tab
It's attached to the top of the right back pocket.
inner tag
Printed tag attached to the back of the zipper. It has the same sizing and laundry information as the Wrangler.
back pocket
Almost square back pocket. Perhaps because it's a flared model with an emphasis on fashion, it doesn't come with rivets." The "M" stitching is heavily underneath.
top button
The design with a line at the top and bottom of the letter "MARVERICK".
zipper
Scoville's is used.
coin pocket
There is no riveting on the entire front, let alone the coin pocket.
outseam
The specifications are the same as the Wrangler, with double stitched fold-down stitching and single stitching at the hem.
fabric
The color is lightly washed from the start, albeit in a gluey state. It is also characterized by a slightly dry-looking bluishness. Some of the warp threads are noticeable and may show a long vertical drop.
| size | waist |
seat | front rise | back rise | thigh | inseam | opening | total length |
| W28/L30 | 28.5 | 38 | 10 | 13.5 | 10.5 | 28 | 9.5 | 39 |