Austrian Army Combat Pants

Austrian Issue Field Pants

These combat pants were issued to the Austrian Army, the Bundesheer, as everyday field trousers. They are cut for work: two flapped cargo pockets on the thighs, deep front pockets and belt loops sized for a field belt. Collectors, reenactors and anyone who wants plain, hard-wearing olive trousers for the outdoors will find them a practical pick.

Features

• Genuine Austrian Army Issue — These pants were made for and issued to the Austrian Armed Forces and are not a commercial copy.
• Olive Green Shade — The solid olive color suits field use and pairs easily with OD green (olive drab) kit and other military surplus.
• Flapped Cargo Pockets — A large pocket on the side of each thigh has a covering flap that keeps maps, gloves or a phone from bouncing out.
• Front Patch Pockets — Two front pockets are sewn onto the face of the leg with vertical openings that are easy to reach while walking or kneeling.
• Wide Belt Loops — Loops around the waistband take a trouser belt or a wider field belt.
• Button Waist Closure — A single button secures the waistband above a covered fly placket.
• Straight Leg Cut — The legs run straight to the hem, leaving room for movement and sitting cleanly over boots.

Bundesheer Provenance

Austria equips its soldiers to its own specification, and these trousers carry that pattern: a simple olive field garment with practical pocketing and no decorative extras. Issued gear like this was built to hold up to training and service use, which is why many buyers prefer it to fashion cargo pants. For collectors and reenactors, it is authentic Austrian uniform rather than a lookalike.