The British military DPM combat pants were the standard issue combat trousers for the British armed forces from the late 1980s until the early 2000s. The DPM pattern was designed to provide effective camouflage in a range of environments, including woodland, desert, and urban settings.
The combat pants were made from a hard-wearing cotton-polyester blend fabric and featured reinforced knees and seat, as well as adjustable waist tabs for a comfortable fit. They also had large cargo pockets on the thighs for storing equipment and other essential items.
The British military DPM combat pants were designed to be worn with a matching jacket and were often used in conjunction with body armor and other protective gear. While they have been largely phased out of service, they remain popular among military surplus collectors and outdoor enthusiasts.
Used (B Grade)
This condition goes to military surplus items that commonly have visible signs of wearing by military troops or personnel in active combat actions or in casual daily work. Such condition items even if they are used before, still have main features working, like waterproof, windproof, insect repellent, and so on.
Grade B items are mostly picked by vintage military surplus collectors as they claim that wearing marks gives a spirit to such items, also you may choose this condition if you are on a budget, but want military quality items.
Expected condition issues
- Prepacked by us.
- Warehouse odor.
- Name markings on size label.
- Removed size and/or garment care labels.
- Color shades may vary (due to different manufacturing years).
- Faded color.
- Mud/dust marks.
Rare condition issues:
- Small professionally stitched repairs (up to 1cm)
- Small dents on metal parts.
- Oxydation on metal parts
- Loose rubber parts
- Replaced parts (buttons, strings)
- Different size than size tag.
ATTENTION!
„Expected issues“ - might appear on 1 of 10 items.
„Rare issues” - might appear on 1 of 50 items.
Written condition issues don‘t mean that items must have them
PLEASE TAKE A NOTE
Most photos of our products are made by us, so images also should be guided to determine item conditions more accurately.
Also, we advise checking the last listing images as mostly they show the most damaged items in stock and what you may expect in the worst.
