Czech Army M98 Uniform Pants

Czech M98 Service Trousers

These are the olive drab dress trousers issued to the Czech Army as part of the M98 service uniform, the 1998 pattern worn with a matching jacket for formal duty and everyday garrison wear. They are cut like tailored slacks, with a pleated front and a pressed crease, so they look sharp without the stiffness of a full suit. Collectors fill out Czech uniform sets with them, reenactors portraying the modern Czech military wear them, and plenty of buyers want durable olive trousers with real military provenance.

Features

• Genuine Czech Army Issue — These trousers were produced for and issued by the Czech armed forces, not made for the civilian market.
• M98 Service Dress Pattern — The M98 designation marks the 1998 uniform pattern the trousers belong to, so they pair correctly with the matching M98 service jacket.
• Cotton-Polyester Blend — Cotton keeps the fabric comfortable against the skin, and polyester helps it hold a crease and resist creasing in wear.
• Olive Drab Color — The muted green-brown is standard for Czech service dress and goes with most other military and outdoor clothing.
• Pleated Front — Folds at the waistband give extra room through the hips and thighs, so the trousers sit comfortably when you sit or move.
• Adjustable Side Tabs — Tabs at each side of the waistband let you take in the waist for a closer fit, with or without a belt.
• Buttoned Waistband Tab — A button tab above the front fly closes the waist neatly in the tailored style of dress trousers.
• Slanted Side Pockets — Angled pockets at the hips are easy to reach and lie flat, keeping the front line clean.

Issue Specification

The Czech Army issued these as the lower half of its M98 service dress, so cut, color and hardware follow the military pattern rather than a commercial maker's take on it. The construction is that of dress trousers: a pressed center crease, a pleated front, a tabbed waistband and slanted hip pockets. Issued garments are made to a government specification and come with genuine provenance, which matters to anyone assembling an accurate Czech uniform.