Austrian Anzug 75 Cargo Pants, Surplus

Anzug 75 pants are fairly straight, so a good fit at the waist is unlikely to be baggy elsewhere. If your waist size is at the recommended maximum, and you are considering between two sizes, the larger one will have room for movement.

These are made in various widths and lengths – just like jeans! The Austrian Bundesheer size in the brackets uses regular numbers for the width and Roman numerals for the length. Even in the case of pants, the width is based on the chest size, as is common in Europe. The assumption is that a regular man will have a waist 12 cm (~5") smaller than his chest.

The size conversions and recommendations are based on our measuring work, customer feedback, and naturally wearing these ourselves. Don't get hung up on the numbers, though: surplus clothes often have variation.

Width Size	Bundesheer Size	Waist (cm)	Waist (inches)	Men's EU Size
2X-Small	72-76	64 cm	25"	EU 38
X-Small	80-84	72 cm	28.5"	EU 42
Small	88-92	80 cm	31.5"	EU 46
Medium	96-100	88 cm	34.5"	EU 50
Large	104-108	98 cm	38.5"	EU 54
X-Large	112-116	108 cm	42.5"	EU 58
2X-Large	120-124	116 cm	45.5"	EU 62
3X-Large	128-132	124 cm	49"	EU 66

Length Size	Bundesheer Size	Inseam (cm)	Inseam (inches)
Short	I-II	70 cm	27.5"
Regular	III-IV	76 cm	30"
Long	V-VI	82 cm	32"
X-Long	VII-VIII	88 cm	34.5"

Comfortable and robust Austrian Bundesheer cargo pants for a price you can afford. Used but not abused, so a very nice deal indeed.

Austrians have a reputation for pretty smart and practical military clothes, and we are glad to offer these as surplus: really well-designed and manufactured stuff for a good price! These Anzug 75 pants were standard issue well into the 2000s and still see limited use. And why not, since they are really good military cargo pants even today.

The pants have belt loops for a 35 mm (1.5") belt, and they are made from either polycotton or polyester/viscose blend. They have two slash pockets and two cargo pockets with a button flap closure. The color varies from grey to green and brownish hue, officially RAL 7013.

Compared to modern combat pants, these are more "garrison-like" when it comes to fit and mobility. The fabric is fairly lightweight and breathable but still very durable.

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Nicely used Austrian Bundesheer surplus. If anything was fixed, it's been done well.

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4.3(77)

Karl R. en

09.02.2024Verified purchase

Big, solid trousers with plenty of room for movement and extra long johns. Front pockets are more for carrying stuff than to park your hands in.

Eric D. en

05.12.2023Verified purchase

After reading and rereading the size charts and user comments, I decided to try the large, long pants. My normal pants are 34x36 and I'm happy to say these fit pretty well for a blind purchase. A little loose around the waist, but nothing a belt can't fix. And just a tad long, but again, not big deal because I can just roll them up a tad. One of the buttons feel off when I was trying them on but a little bit of thread and that's fixed. Since I don't know how old these are or how much use they've seen, a little wear and tear is expected. <br /> <br /> I'm back to buy a few more pairs and other use. I haven't worn them for a long time yet, but pants are pants. I can't imagine there being an issue. Way cooler getting these than just your regular run of the mill store bought pants. But I never do things the easy way.

Kyle H. en

04.12.2023Verified purchase

Great pair of pants and I love the pockets. Just a heads up, these pants run a bit long in the leg, I would assume to facilitate blousing over boots. 180cm tall, so I ordered Long and these measured to over 86cm inseam. If you typically wear these unbloused perhaps get shorter than your usual or use this as a good excuse to learn how to hem a pair of pants.

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