50s Belgian Army Brush Stroke Camoflage Over Pants Early Model "size5"

These are Belgian Army Brushstroke Camo Overpants from 1955.

Brushstroke camo, as its name suggests, is characterized by thick strokes that look like they were painted with a brush. The pattern originated with the British Army during World War II, and was later adopted by the Belgian Army.

These are overpants that you wear over your regular pants, but if you tighten the waist you can wear them as wide pants with a loose silhouette.

These pants come in two types, early and late. The differences are the weight of the fabric, whether or not there are buttons on the rise and waist, and the button fly. This is the early type, made of a densely woven plain cotton material. Compared to the late type, it is characterized by a softer fabric and lighter weight. If you are looking for comfort, lightness, and the ability to wear them all year round, we definitely recommend the early type.

There are some minor repairs and fraying, but the color is still good and it is in good condition. Furthermore, size 3 for Japanese people is a rare size. If you are looking for one, this is your chance.

Model is 173cm 58kg

◎Size
Notation: 3/74

Actual size:

Waist: 110cm

Rise: 34cm

Inseam: 71cm

・Hem width 26cm

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Please purchase only if you have an understanding of vintage items.
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*Please allow for slight measurement errors.