British Home Office Combat Pants

Home Office Combat Pants

These dark navy cargo pants were made for the British Home Office, and the woven Home Office tag stitched beside the waistband confirms it. The cut is a straightforward combat pattern with roomy thigh cargo pockets and a straight leg. They suit security work, workwear, outdoor use and collectors of British government-issue uniform. Navy is easier to wear day to day than camouflage, and it doesn't make you look like you're in fancy dress.

Features

• Polycotton Ripstop Fabric — The 65% polyester, 35% cotton cloth is woven with a reinforcing grid so a small snag cannot run into a long tear.
• Home Office Issue Label — A woven Home Office tag at the front waistband marks these as UK government-contract garments.
• Two Thigh Cargo Pockets — Large bellowed side pockets with flaps carry a phone, notebook or gloves without crowding the front pockets.
• Press-Stud Flap Closures — Metal snap fasteners on each cargo flap keep the contents in place when you kneel or climb.
• Buttoned Rear Pockets — Two jetted back pockets close with a button, so a wallet stays put.
• Front Slash Pockets — Angled hand pockets sit at the hip for easy access.
• Wide Belt Loops — Broad loops around the waistband take a duty or rigger's belt as well as an everyday one.
• Straight-Leg Cut — A relaxed, straight leg fits over boots and leaves room to move.

Original Specification

Churchill Workwear made these pants to Home Office contract. The internal label carries the code HA 3627 and the marking UKBF. The label also lists the 65/35 polyester-cotton blend, which dries faster and holds its shape better than pure cotton, along with waist and leg measurements in inches and centimeters. Check the size on the label against your own waist and inseam before ordering.