Spanish Navy Pants
- SKU
- ESP-NP
- Material
- Aramid, Cotton
- Style
- Military, Uniform
Description
Spanish Navy Trousers
These dark gray trousers were issued by the Spanish Navy and are cut from a cotton and aramid blend rather than plain cotton twill. The plain straight-leg pattern makes a practical pair for workshop, yard or range days. Collectors of European naval uniforms and reenactors portraying modern Spanish service will also want them, because issued government kit carries provenance that commercial workwear cannot.
Features
- Genuine Spanish Navy Issue — These trousers were made for and issued by Spain's naval service, not produced for the commercial market.
- Cotton And Aramid Blend — Cotton gives a soft hand against the skin, and aramid, the synthetic fiber family valued for its heat resistance and strength, is blended through the weave.
- Dark Gray Colorway — A solid charcoal-gray shade with no camouflage pattern, so the trousers pass as everyday work pants.
- Button Waistband — A single button secures the waistband at the front.
- Covered Fly Placket — A fabric flap runs down the front closure and keeps it hidden.
- Belt Loops — Loops around the waistband take a standard trouser belt.
- Straight-Leg Cut — The leg falls straight from hip to hem with room to move, and the hem is not tapered or cuffed.
Issued Naval Specification
The pattern is simple and functional, built to a navy contract with plain trouser hardware and a mixed-fiber cloth. Adding aramid to the cotton sets these apart from ordinary cotton uniform trousers. Sizing follows the original issue run, so check the size options before ordering.
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Quality PantsThese pants arrived in perfect unissued condition just like the listing promised, with no signs of wear or use whatsoever. The material feels heavy duty and the stitching throughout is tight and reinforced, which tells me these were made to survive real working conditions aboard a naval vessel.