Introducing the WINDPROOF camouflage pants worn by the British SAS (Special Air Service) during World War II. These pants are also called "brushstroke camouflage" by collectors, but they are identical. The SAS is a historical unit that is still active as a special forces unit in the British Army, and at the time of WWII was active in sabotage, airborne operations, assault operations using vehicles, etc. The camouflage for them was used in these pants. After WWII, these pants were used by French paratroopers in the Indochina War, and are also famous for their camouflage. In the Indochina War, the same fabric was used to make paratrooper pants, and the smock was modified with a zipper to make it easier to put on and take off, and it was also used until the 1950s.

The pants introduced here are of unknown age and are thought to be size No. 1. The label is missing, but it is written with what appears to be the number 1. Estimated to have been manufactured around 1943-44. Originally made with a large waist and designed for use in airborne operations, etc. Size No. 1, so overall size is just right for Japanese people. The item is used, not unused, and has some fading and stains. The crotch at the rear in particular shows signs of having been repaired, and there are also signs of having been repaired by joining together. The fading can also be felt a little overall. The straps used to tie the waist are still in place, and the straps are not frayed in the slightest. Please note that the fabric at the base of the straps can easily tear if tightened too strongly when worn. There are no missing buttons, and although it is difficult to see in the photos, the ankle adjusters are still in place on both legs. This is a very rare item, so if you are looking for it, don't miss it. Because it is a used item, it cannot be returned. Please understand.

Size: No. 6

Size (flat): Waist 60cm Hip 64cm Inseam 42cm Inseam 81cm