German Navy Deck Pants

German Navy Work Trousers

These are the deck pants issued to Deutsche Marine (German Navy) personnel as standard work trousers, the everyday pair worn for shipboard duties and maintenance. The dark navy blue reads close to black in low light, and the cut leaves room to kneel, climb and carry. They suit workshop and yard work, outdoor chores, and anyone who wants genuine issued trousers rather than a fashion cargo pant.

Features

• Genuine Deutsche Marine Issue — Originally issued to German Navy crews, made to the service's own specification.
• Navy Blue Colorway — A deep naval blue that hides grease and dirt well and looks nearly black in dim light.
• Two Large Leg Cargo Pockets — A roomy cargo pocket on the side of each thigh holds gloves, a phone or small tools.
• Hook-and-Loop Pocket Flaps — Each cargo flap closes with hook-and-loop tape, the fabric fastener often called Velcro, so it opens one-handed and stays shut while you move.
• Slanted Front Pockets — Angled hand pockets at the hips are easy to reach whether you are standing or crouched.
• Pleated Front — Front pleats add fabric across the thighs for easier movement when kneeling or climbing ladders.
• Zip Fly With Button Waist — A zip fly and single-button waistband closure give a simple, secure fasten.
• Wide Belt Loops — Broad loops around the waistband take a standard work or duty belt.

Deutsche Marine Issue

Fabric depends on the production run. Some are a midweight viscose and aramid blend, aramid being the heat-resistant fiber used in protective workwear, and others are a poly-cotton twill. Either way they are midweight trousers that can be worn year round. Because they were made for a navy and not a fashion label, the pockets, closures and cut follow a working brief, which is why collectors and practical buyers seek out issued pairs.