You like fresh unissued MTP and too many pockets to handle? These British Aircrew Combat Trousers are for you! 

Part of the British Air Force's Future Aircrew Clothing System (FACS). Like the smock, the Aircrew heard you like pockets on your pockets. These are LOADED with spots to store your bits and deter other unfavourable conditions. One very aircrew aspect of these is the dedicated cutter pocket on the outer, right hand cargo pocket. These are also ergonomic! These trousers have a adjustable waist tabs and a gathered, stretchy panel to the back, aiding in mobility and comfort. 

Mixed in may be a few sneaky pairs of aircrews that are ripstop with knee pad pockets and some models with hook & loop adjustment behind the knees. Some pairs are very pigmented in print and occasionally pocket configuration may vary too. Are there finally enough different kinds of MTP pants now? 

In sleek British MTP camouflage, these would be great for people who enjoy a comfortable pair of slacks, always run out of pocket room on regular cargos or just stoked to rep the RAF with genuine aircrew gear. 

Features:

• Genuine British Forces Surplus
• Hook & loop waist adjustment tabs
• 8cm belt loops
• 12 pockets all over
• Cutter pocket
• Reinforced crotch & knee fabric
• Elasticated back section
• Zip fly with hook & loop closure
• High rise back panel
• Drawstring ankle fasteners

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: 160-170cm
Regular: 170-180cm
Long: 180-190cm
XLong: 190-200cm

Weight: Approx 1kg
Content: 64% Lenzing FR, 24% aramid, 10% polyamide, 2% anti static (content may vary with manufacturer)
Colour: MTP
Condition: New/Unissued - Item has not been used and is in 'as new' condition. This may or may not be in original packaging. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide