Romanian Cargo Pants, DPM, Unissued

19,12 €
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5(2)
Product description

Really nice, practical, and durable Romanian army cargo pants in the DPM camo pattern. These are for fighting and these are for fun. Unused, so no ass and ball sweat stains included. And very nice price indeed. A one-off batch, which means that once they are gone, you have to walk without pants.

Features

These are pretty traditional cargo pants without many weird surprises. Comfortable cut so you can do pretty much anything the drill sergeant tells you. Two spacious side pockets, two large cargo pockets with button closure, and one buttoned back pocket. Drawcords on the waist and pant legs. Very wide belt loops, you can fit up to an 8 cm (3.2") "Testo Tim" belt through them. Button fly. The camouflage pattern is known as Disruptive Pattern Material, or simply DPM among friends.

DPM is a British camouflage pattern that Romanians nick... adopted to their use in the early 2000s in a couple of versions. It has been suspected that clothes were even made from British surplus fabric, but who knows.

Condition

Unissued Romanian military surplus. Clean and intact. All the ones that we checked seemed to have the year 2009 but there can of course be other batches as well.

Reviews
5(2)

Riccardo S.

20.12.2021Verified purchase
Great pants at a great price. After buying the first pair I was so happy I got myself a second pair.

Patrick Y.

23.08.2021Verified purchase
If you can't find British army surplus DPM trousers, these are a good replacement. The material isn't the same as that used in British-issued windproof trousers, but it seems much more durable than the British-issue cotton trousers. I've worn them in warm weather as protection against Aedes (ankle-biter) mosquitoes, and the drawstrings at the trouser cuffs are a huge plus in this regard. While the material isn't the same as that used on the CS95 windproof smock, the trousers should work well together with the smock or CS95 ripstop parka in cool temperatures (especially with long underwear). Another difference from the British-issue trousers is that these don't have the large "Canadian-style" buttons. The smaller buttons work fine for me as I haven't needed to use them while wearing gloves or mittens. If you aren't looking for historical-reenactor-authenticity, the Romanian issue are close enough.