The 44MWZ is Maverick's straight model; in fact, it's said to be no different from the 13MWZ Wrangler, and it's "just a normal straight Wrangler" even when you hold it in your hands. From the logo used on each part, it seems to be made in the late 1970s or later.
Dead stock with flasher. If you don't know the design of the flasher, you can't tell it from a Wrangler from a distance.
The Wrangler's broad, thick, straight waist is maintained even though it is a different brand.
flasher
Flasher with a window to see the patch. The illustration of a cowboy is drawn and it is written that "MARVERICK 350 DENIM" which is over 14 ounces like 3D75DEN is used. Also, unlike the Wrangler's of the same period, it has the same bluebell mark.
tag
The size is notated even in centimeters.
tab
It's attached to the top of the right back pocket. The typeface was changed from the 3D75DEN one.
inner tag
Printed tag attached to the back of the zipper. There are no bluebell marks on this one.
back pocket
The "m" stitching from the bottom is the same as on the 3D75DEN, but the pile is higher.
top button
This design has the character "MARVERICK" in a square.
zipper
Scoville's is used.
coin pocket
The 3D75DEN did not have rivets on it, but this one does. However, the rivets have rusted and discolored.
outseam
The outseam is folded over and the hem is single stitched.
fabric
Over 14 ounces of broken denim. It's a pretty bright blue even in its rigid state.
| size | waist |
seat | front rise | back rise | thigh | inseam | opening | total length |
| W27/L34 | 27 | 36.5 | 11 | 14.5 | 10 | 34.5 | 8 | 45.5 |