The Germans became the first real pioneers of widespread camouflage patterns throughout World War 2. In particular, the Waffen SS despite being relatively small to begin with took up the lions share in the number of designs employed. Erbenmuster or otherwise better known as 'Pea dot' was first issued in 1944. Unlike its predecessor camos, this uniform was not designed to be reversible and the camo intended to be used all year round.

These reproductions do a pretty decent job in build - made in a unique cotton twill pattern just like the originals makes them pretty robust. One key difference to note is the originals had a 5th colour - another slightly different hue of green which seems to have been omitted. The trousers have a basic amount of utility with 2 slash pockets, a rear pocket and a watch pocket on the front. Lined with buttons these were designed to be worn with suspenders but alternatively there are 4 loops a belt can be worn with (we would recommend suspenders however). Adjustable waist tabs on the side also allow the waist to be drawn in.

An essential bit of clothing for anyone doing a WW2 German impression whether it be for reenactments,airsoft players or period film productions.

Features:

• World War 2 reproduction
• Cotton herring bone twill construction
• 2 x Waist slash pockets (buttoned)
• 1 x Rear right buttoned pocket
• 1 xFront small watch pocket
• Adjustable waist tabs
• Buttons for attaching suspenders (suspenders not included)
• Under foot straps with splayed ankles (to stop trousers riding up)
• Button up fly