Belgian Army 50's Brushstroke Camo Dead Stock Original Early Type

Belgian Army Brushstroke Camo Pants from the 1950s, also known as BALL&MOON CAMO.

Although unused, they have been stored by a private individual for a long time, so they are listed as "Like New".

A very rare, early-model deadstock item.

A major feature of the early model is that it does not have a button fly like the later models. Also, while the later models have a slightly heavier, stiffer fabric, the early models use a supple and soft cotton fabric.

This is an early model made in 1954.
It's a model with flap pockets on the sides.

Although it's a camouflage pattern, it has a stylish and calm color and pattern, making it easy to incorporate into your outfit.

It's packed with charm that sets it apart from camouflage patterns of other countries, and it's an item that is gaining popularity among collectors in overseas markets year by year.

The cargo pocket on the left thigh (photo 7) on one side is an accent, and the asymmetrical details are attractive.

The waist has a drawcord (photo 3), and although it has a wide silhouette, you can wear it by tightening it, which will fit your body shape and give a casual impression.

Double knees with double fabric on the knees (photo 8) and a patch on the hips (photo 10) are applied, giving it durability and a rugged atmosphere, while also being a refined and very stylish item.

Unlike the through-pocket overpockets common in military wear, there are hand pockets on both sides of the waist.

Just by pairing it with a simple top, it will become the main item of your outfit. It's a popular masterpiece in recent years.

Photos 5 and 6: Taken inside out (with pocket bags).

Photo 9: The hem can be tied and tightened with a string.

Photos 11-16: Measurements are taken with a measuring tape, so please use them as a size reference.

Size notation: 4

Approx. (Waist 58.5, Thigh width 36, Rise 39, Inseam 75, Hem width 24, Total length 111) cm

Please note that there may be errors due to amateur flat measurements.

Military deadstock. There may be fading, sunburn, weaving damage, storage stains, dirt, and odors. The colors may differ from the actual product due to the photos. I have tried to include any noticeable damage, but there may be other issues. This information was researched by an amateur on the internet, so there may be errors. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these things.