1950s Belgian Army Brush Stroke Camo Trousers – 1956 Pattern

RARE

An iconic piece of post-war European military design, the 1956 Pattern Belgian Brush Stroke Camo Trousers are instantly recognizable for their bold, hand-painted camouflage — a direct influence on the later British DPM. Originally issued in the 1950s to elite Belgian paratroopers, these trousers combine heritage design with rugged, functional construction.

Made from a durable midweight cotton, they feature a high-rise cut, wide leg, and deep utility pockets for practical wear. No two pairs are exactly alike — each one tells its own story in faded brush strokes and field patina.

🟢 100% cotton twill
🟢 Authentic 1950s Belgian military issue
🟢 High-rise, wide leg silhouette
🟢 Signature brush stroke camouflage
🟢 Button fly, adjustable waist tabs
🟢 Heavywear character — each pair unique

Rare, collectible, and endlessly wearable — these trousers are built for the field, but look just as sharp on the street.