French Army CCE Desert Camo Combat Trousers – Rip-Stop Poly/Cotton – Unissued

These French T4 S2 combat trousers are genuine military issue so you know they are going to be top quality and built to last (not like cheap Asian copies). These particular trousers are made from polyester and cotton fabric. So they are tough and remain lightweight and intended for temperature climate deployment areas.

Features include two hip pockets and two large cargo pockets. Zip fly and draw-cord ankles to stop anything crawling up your leg!

Great for use as working trousers, as they are made of rip-stop material and the knees have an additional shaped patches with sewn down pleats. There’s even additional fabric on the seat to provide even more durability at the rear.

And whats more, these are the only trousers we have in stock that have a fly zip that can be zipped from the bottom up, as well as from the top down. Oh – the French think of everything! Most useful if you’re wearing a rucksack or utility belt that covers the waist of your trousers.

Features:

• Unissued condition – with labels.
• Velcro adjustable waist for perfect fit.
• Two waist and two cargo pockets.
• Polyester/Cotton mixed fabric – herringbone weave Rip-stop.
• Draw cord ankles.
• Wider belt loops.
• Two-way fly zip!

PLEASE NOTE THESE TROUSERS ARE DESIGNED TO REACH OVER THE TOP OF HIGH LEG BOOTS NOT RIGHT DOWN TO THE FEET.

The letters C, M and L in the sizes listed refer to Short (in French C refers to ‘court/courte’ or short), Medium (M = moyen/moyenne) and Long (L = long/longue) and exactly reflect the codes printed on the labels in the garments.

Forces Uniform and Kit is an army and navy store that specialises in genuine military surplus, so you know the goods you buy from us are the real deal, if you have any questions about this product please feel free to contact us at [email protected], for friendly expert advice.

Did you know? CCE is the name given to this type of camouflage used by the French as it matches the wooded landscape of Central Europe – hence Camo Central European.