Painter's pants by American workwear brand "Washington Dee Cee". Judging by the tag, it appears to be from the 1960s, and is made from a light ounce 2×1 denim of 8 ounces. There is a tool pocket on the right, but no hammer loop.
Dead stock with some glue still on. The flasher also remains.
flasher
It's a buzzing flasher, with a portrait of Washington named after the brand and a cowboy despite the fact that it's workwear. At the bottom, there is also a statement that if you are dissatisfied (with the product), you can get a refund. The size is written in pencil, but it is unclear if it is an official brand size because there is no tag on the body to indicate the size.
tag
An embroidered tag is attached to the right back.
back pocket
The shape is typical of painter's pants, but the top edge is reinforced with rivets rather than bar tacks.
tool pocket
A tool pocket attached to the right leg.
top button
General purpose snap button. The pattern is also often seen on store brands and other workwear brands.
zipper
It is stamped "PATWIN" or "DATWIN".
rivet
It's a rivet that looks a bit more inflated than the Wrangler's, and has no engraving.
fabric
Light ounce denim in 2×1. According to the flasher, it's 8 ounces, and while there's not much of a slab feel to the 2×1, the neps are noticeable.
| size | waist |
seat | front rise | back rise | thigh | inseam | opening | total length |
| - | 28.5 | 39.5 | 13.5 | 15.5 | 12 | 31 | 10 | 42.5 |