The UK Army's original MTP Camo Cargo Tactical Pants are designed for tactical duty and active leisure time, this model is built for freedom of movement and comfort. Multi-Terrain printing is used by the United Kingdom military to better conceal soldiers in various environments. The pants are made of durable and lightweight fabric (67% polyester, 33% cotton), and the back and knees are reinforced with an additional layer of fabric. Five convenient pockets will allow you to store the most necessary things. Adjustable pants bottoms. Wide belt loops. Reinforced rear part of trousers and trousers. Two open side pockets. Two closed cargo pockets One closed pocket

Used (Category B)

This condition includes products that have been actively used by military personnel in various situations and have visible signs of use. Items in this category, although obviously used, still perform basic functions such as waterproofing, insect repellence, etc. depending on the purpose of the equipment.

This category of goods is often chosen by buyers of vintage military surplus, for whom the signs of use on the products add a certain charm, and also this category is chosen by more frugal customers who care that the product fulfills its purpose at the lowest price.

Expected condition:

• Our packaging.
• The smell of the warehouse.
• Markings on labels.
• Labels torn or cut off.
• Different shades.
• Faded color.
• Dirt/dust marks.

A rare condition:

• Replaced parts (buttons, buckles).
• Incorrect size according to size tag (remeasured by us).
• Stretched, worn rubber parts.
• Traces of oxidation on metal parts.
• Minor folds (cups, drinking glasses, etc.)
• Professional stitches (up to 1cm long)

ATTENTION!

• "Estimated condition" may appear on 1 in 10 items.
• "Rare condition" - may appear on 1 in 50 items.
• The listed possible defects will not necessarily be on the product you received !

PAY ATTENTION!

We have taken most of the photos of the items we sell ourselves, so to get a more accurate picture of the item's condition, please also take a look at the last product photos, they usually show the worst condition items and what you can expect in the worst case scenario.