Issued Irish DPM Field Pants

Issued Irish DPM Field PantsPaddyflage, Lepretarn, Irish DPM. This pattern is extremely rare, and possessing it in Ireland is technically a crime. Due to the 1954 Defense Act and subsequent amendments the wearing and possession of Irish Defence Forces uniforms is prohibited for civilians. This pattern was adopted for use by the Irish Defence Forces in 1999 and began being issued in spring of 2000. Since then it's remained the standard issue camouflage for the IDF. Model is 5'

Both velcro and button front closure

Also included are a drawstring waist and button-adjustable cuffs

design variations and other aesthetic differences

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reinforced elbows

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Due to the 1954 Defense Act and subsequent amendments the wearing and possession of Irish Defence Forces uniforms is prohibited for civilians

The Greek Army has used this pattern since the 1970s

This batch of jackets were sourced directly from Greece by AP