Dutch Army Woodland DPM Combat Pants

Dutch DPM Combat Pants

These are combat trousers issued to the Royal Netherlands Army (Koninklijke Landmacht) in the Dutch version of woodland DPM camouflage. They were made for concealment in woodland and mixed terrain, with enough pocket space to carry field essentials without a pack. Collectors, reenactors, hunters and anyone who wants authentic issued kit for outdoor work will find them a solid choice.

Features

• Woodland DPM Camouflage — DPM, short for Disruptive Pattern Material, breaks up your outline with four colors: green, brown, tan and black.
• 100% Cotton Construction — The all-cotton fabric is breathable and comfortable in warm weather, and it stays quiet when you move.
• Two Front Slash Pockets — Angled hand pockets at the front are easy to reach while you're standing or walking.
• Button-Flap Cargo Pockets — A large cargo pocket on each thigh closes with a buttoned flap so maps, gloves or a phone stay put.
• Rear Button Pocket — One rear pocket with a button closure holds a wallet or notebook securely.
• Lower Leg Pocket — A smaller pocket below the knee on the right leg keeps light items out of the way of your thigh pockets.
• Seven Belt Loops — The loops are sized for a standard 1-inch army belt and spread the load evenly around the waist.
• Button And Zip Fly — A zip fly with a button at the waistband gives a simple closure that holds up in the field.
• Made In The Netherlands — These trousers were produced in the Netherlands for Dutch military service.

Dutch Army Issue

The Netherlands adopted its own version of the British DPM woodland pattern in 1991, and these trousers were issued in it to the Royal Netherlands Army. The cut, pocket layout and hardware follow the original Dutch military specification. Because these pants were made for an army, they offer a build standard and provenance that civilian camo trousers cannot match, which is why they suit collectors and period-correct reenactment kits.