SADF Cargo Pants, Nutria, Surplus

Alright now hear up, we got a batch of real deal South African field trousers, which will be rare and expensive after a short while. Even if you're not into the whole SADF thing, these are properly good cargo pants!

Vintage from the Apartheid era. These are not in active service anymore, and not even really sold to the civilian market either at any point in history. In theory these are pretty basic pair of combat trousers, but the general cut is thought out pretty well - these are actually quite neat for what they are. Notable characteristics include large belt loops, the first aid pocket on the front, and the strong fabric, along with nutria brown color. Belt not included!

Materials and care

100% cotton. Wash at 40 degrees Celsius, maybe even 60. Drip dry only.

Size info

The pants are labeled with centimeters, or inches and centimeters. The centimeters mean the recommended waist and inseam in this order. The inches refer to the waist, and we have marked the inseam length in centimeters. The thing is, the inch-sized pants had a lot of variation in length, so we measured all of the inseams by the centimeter. Now you are very likely to find your correct size! If you don't know what a centimeter is, use the converter above.

Genuine SADF surplus

In very good used condition. Only small signs of use at worst.

While they have a ton of military kit circling around in Africa, the stuff is usually used up in the spot or just sold to another state. That's why African surplus is relatively rare.