[metatron]

Olive trousers in particular would be shooting yourself in the foot in my opinion, because many of us own and wear surplus/vintage military trousers in a wide cut, it is the easiest way to find vintage or traditional cut in trousers and not that there is anything wrong with them, but there is no shortage of them.

[Spritle]

There is always the option of dye.
My 5 gal bucket and I are good friends.

[Edouard]

I would like to echo willyto's recommendation for pre-shrinking the custom fabrics. It would help a lot imho, since trying to guess how many sizes up to go isn't what you want to be doing when ordering something.

[willyto]

There is always the option of dye.
My 5 gal bucket and I are good friends.

Not an option for a newly made product. Vintage or surplus? Be my guest but not the way to go for a new product.

Also please if you do the 1918 suit in that black moleskin be sure to fix the mistakes of the narrow cut trousers regarding the button fly lenght.

[Spritle]

I was referring to dyeing the olive military pants ...

[willyto]

I was referring to the olive military pants ...

I'm relieved 

[NCF]

Also please if you do the 1918 suit in that black moleskin be sure to fix the mistakes of the narrow cut trousers regarding the button fly lenght.

Not only the length but the placement of the top buttons (otherwise the trousers are perfect!).

And don’t make the jacket too short - the chambray ones are just too short fo comfort for me (while the vaugan jacket is perfect in length).

[willyto]

Also please if you do the 1918 suit in that black moleskin be sure to fix the mistakes of the narrow cut trousers regarding the button fly lenght.

Not only the length but the placement of the top buttons (otherwise the trousers are perfect!).

And don’t make the jacket too short - the chambray ones are just too short fo comfort for me (while the vaugan jacket is perfect in length).

Yes I took screenshots of it a while ago. Hopefully Simon took note of it.

[metatron]

There is always the option of dye.
My 5 gal bucket and I are good friends.

That's not really the point, a couple of surplus olive trousers are useful, an SJC pair is unnecessary because there are so many olive coloured pairs out there, surplus, vintage and repro for reenactors for example in herringbone twill that is a serviceable vintage cut that everyone has access to.
A  full suit is going to look like a park ranger or zookeeper uniform in this workwear cut.  

[Spritle]

This is not the look you are after?

[Rudie]

I would probably buy a suit in brown or gray moleskin. Olive? No chance. Just sayin'.

[BlakeEvan]

I just bought a pair of olive moleskin 10s/20s stovepipes and I think it's a lovely option personally.

[metatron]

I second Rudie's 'no chance' I was excited by black or brown though.

[SJC]

No! Its not drab army green. No. Its like dark dirty bronze colour.

[willyto]

So now I'm thinking that you're just making the colour LVC used on their Norfolk jackets (They're different)