WWII German Luftwaffe Tropical Trousers,
Art No#: ANC-16228
Description:
The garment shown in the image is a pair of
WWII German Luftwaffe Tropical Trousers, heavily utilized by the German
Afrikakorps (DAK) and paratroopers (
Fallschirmjäger) during desert campaigns in North Africa and southern combat zones. [
1,
2]
Key Visual Features & Design Elements:
- Material & Color: Tailored from a sturdy, breathable khaki-tan cotton twill engineered to support combat operations in oppressive desert heat. [1]
- Integrated Belt: Features a built-in, self-fabric waist belt secured with an adjustable metal buckle, typical of mid-to-late war specialized Luftwaffe tropical clothing designs. [1, 2]
- Asymmetrical Left Thigh Pocket: Designed with a prominent, large pleated cargo pocket with a rectangular flap positioned exclusively on the left front thigh, intended for quick access to maps, ammunition, or survival gear. [1]
- Pleated Front Construction: Built with tailored front waist pleats that offer a relaxed fit, maximizing mobility and airflow across the upper legs while seated or running.
- Ankle Adjustment Tapes: The tapered cuffs are equipped with integrated buttoned ankle tabs and cloth ties, enabling the wearer to tightly secure the trouser bottoms around the shins or over ankle boots to seal out shifting sand and insects. [1]
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