OCP, hooah! Now in women's cut, hooah! Hooah! Hooah!!Most people are content to call this camouflage MultiCam however it is named OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern), the current issue of multi environment US Army combat uniform. These women's trousers don't really have too much uniqueness compared to regular men's cut but they should be more comfortable for a female physique. One main difference is the addition of elastic to the upper belt area, to both sides of the hips. These help the trousers hug your waist and flex with movement. Hell, these might be more comfortable for some men too, if you have a smaller proportioned waist. This camouflage, detested by some, is quite effective in many environments, particularly more arid compared to jungle. These are treated with Permethrin so are anti-mosquito too! Keep in mind Permethrin is a coating that is suggested to be effective for about 25 washes and these are surplus items - the anti-bug may not be as fresh as the garment's first issue (see image for some common varying colours & degree of fading). Grab a set for hunting, sports such as airsoft or paintball, or if you just want a well constructed pair of pants!Features: Genuine US Army surplus Permethrin coating (insect repellent) Elastic to hip sides, under belt loops Two lower leg pockets Two large cargo pockets Two back pockets Button up fly Ankle adjusters Reinforced knee & seat area Sizing: The first number is the waist circumference, the second size is the recommended height of the wearer. A "Medium (79-89cm) / Regular" will fit a person around 170-180cm tall with an 89cm waist size. For more information, check out our sizing guide.Height:Short: 160-170cmRegular: 170-180cmLong: 180-190cmXLong: 190-200cm Weight: Approx 0.7kgContent: 50% Nylon / 50% cottonColour: OCP / ''MultiCam''Condition: Used/Very Good - The item has clearly had some use. There may be marks and signs of wear, light fading, scuffs, unseen writing but still a lot of life left (no stains, holes or repairs). For more information check out our condition guide
