Second Pattern Jungle Fatigue Trousers

These are a reproduction of the second pattern of Tropical Combat Trousers. The Tropical Combat Uniform was modified by covering all buttons and removing epaulets from the jacket. These trousers are suitable for early and mid-period impressions. The non-ripstop poplin fabric is characteristic of this pattern.

The waist sizing is accurate if you measure your actual waist just below navel level. The trousers have adjustment tabs at the back, allowing the waist to be adjusted by three inches up or down. For example, a size small adjusts from 30 inches on the tightest setting to 33 inches on the loosest. The legs are very long, with some needing to shorten them by several inches.

The cut, shade, fabric, and construction are very close to original poplin trousers. The shape, size, and construction are also close to originals. Some trousers include the small first aid pocket inside the left cargo pocket. The colour is slightly darker than some original OG-107 shades.

The shade of the trousers perfectly matches the 2nd pattern jungle jacket. The colour is good and decent. It is slightly darker than the OG-107 shade of some original 3rd pattern ripstop jackets. The colour is different from many unfaded originals.

Measure your actual waist just below navel level in inches and order that size, rather than your usual jeans size. The trousers have size adjustment tabs at the back to adjust the waist by three inches up or down. For example, a size small will give you 30 inches on the tightest side and 33 inches on the loosest side. The legs are very long, which is good for taller individuals.

The cargo pockets are quite large and allow for carrying everything needed. Some trousers have the small first aid pocket inside the left cargo pocket. The pocket detail could be improved on some trousers. The pockets are a key feature for practical use.