Description
*Note* These items have a large variation in colour or degree of fading, please see the 3rd image. These will be picked at random.
Better than a beer and watching the rugby, New Zealand DPM (Disruptive Pattern Material) trousers! Though introduced earlier, this round of NZDPM spans from the 90's onwards. And man, they are rowdy - some are like British tropical DPM with bright froggy greens, some are more subdued like Dutch with rich earthy tones. Some are straight up like banana yellow from age and manufacture. Glorious. These trousers are precursor or alternatives to the ripstop versions. With the adoption of MCU in 2013, NZDPM was set to retire, so these are becoming fairly collectable for niche camouflage connoisseurs and people that love a bit of Aotearoa history.
These trousers have drawstrings around the interior of the waist allow you to get a tight fit while keeping the strings out of the way. Two slash pockets and two cargo pockets give the wearer ample storage. Ankle drawstrings allow a tight fit over your boots to keep out the elements and pesky bugs. Massive 9cm (3.5inch) belt loops are great for a wide range of belts. Manufactured in New Zealand and becoming harder to find, for a small country we sure did love print and manufacturer variations. Like our other batches of NZ camo, these are a NZDPM rainbow - from the modern darker tones to brighter tropical. Some are a bit faded, full of character and still ready to roll! Complete a set, add them to your collection or don them out in the wild.
Features:
- Genuine New Zealand Army Surplus
- Zip Fly
- Two large button up cargo pockets
- Two slash pockets
- Waist drawstring
- Ankle drawstrings
- 9cm (3.5") Belt Loops
Sizing: Trouser sizes are measured by the circumference of your waist around the naval. For more information on trouser sizing, check out our sizing guide.
Weight: Approx 500grams
Content: Mixture of poly/cotton (percentage changes depending on version)
Colour: NZ DPM
Condition: Used/Very Good - Item has clearly had some use. There may be marks and signs of wear, but still lot's of life left. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide
