[~60's] Czechoslovakian Army Sumpfmuster Pattern Camouflage 2 Tuck Double Knee Trousers "Localmade"

Estimated in the 60sAround the timeThis is the Czechoslovak People's Army's "Zumphumster Pattern Camouflage 2-Tack Double Knee Trousers."

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The Czechoslovak Army was a regular army of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, which once existed in Central Europe, and served as the military foundation that underpinned national sovereignty and socialist regime.

Currently, they are divided into separate countries between the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic, and are separate nations, but in the past, the two countries formed a unified state, the Czech Republic (1918-1960) and the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic (1960-1990) from 1918 to 1992, and the People's Army existed as a national army throughout this period.

Its origins date back to the Czechoslovak Republic army, which was born in 1918 after World War I, following the dismantling of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

During World War II, the military functions were temporarily lost due to the occupation of Nazi Germany, but following the reindependence after the war, it was reorganized as a socialist state under the influence of the Soviet Union, and the military also strengthened its character as a "people's army."

During the Cold War, as a member of the Eastern camp (Warsaw Treaty Organization), he worked closely with the Soviet army, focusing in particular on enhancing the army's military strength and improving the border security system.
It is noteworthy that, from its equipment, uniforms and training systems, it was heavily influenced by the Soviet-style military system, but also developed weapons and equipment in-house using its own industrial base.

In addition, from the 1950s to the 1980s, they deployed a wide range of military departments, including mechanized infantry, airborne forces, and chemical weapons forces, and were the core of the eastern line of defense in Central Europe, a strategic location.

After the Eastern European revolution in 1990 and the collapse of the socialist system, Czechoslovakia was democratized under a federal system, and was peacefully divided by the 1993 Velvet Divorce.
They began their own new journeys as the Czech and Slovak forces, respectively.

This individual was worn by the Czechoslovak People's Army (CSLA) during the Czechoslovak Republic period.
CSLA = "The Lidová ArmádaAbbreviation for ".

The first thing to note is the camouflage pattern with an overwhelming presence.
This is an extremely rare piece, featuring the "Sumpfmuster Pattern Camouflage," a distinctive Czechoslovak People's Army.

This camouflage pattern is heavily influenced by the Sumpftarnmuster, which was adopted by the German army during World War II, and is said to have been first introduced in Czechoslovakia in 1948.

After that, in the 1950s, it was used in limited quantities only by certain forces within the military, such as airborne forces and reconnaissance units.

It is extremely rare to use it as a uniform for general soldiers, and it seems that it was often used mainly for triangular personal tents called "Zeltbahn" and smocks with limited special equipment.

For this reason, this camouflage pattern is still very rare even today, and is known as one of the most rare "rare camouflage" in the vintage military world, so there are probably many people who have first seen it.

The individual we will be introducing this time is "Localmade" trousers made using these rare camouflage fabrics.
This is not a mass-produced product in a factory, but is an individual that has been procured and tailored by individually procured all of the fabric, patterns and sewing.

The marks of the lock sewing machine use and the rough and tightness of the sewing process strongly reflect the tailoring techniques of the time, giving the finish a feeling of the "temperature of handiwork" that is different from mass production.
From these speculations, it is likely that this is a piece that was made around the 1960s.

This piece stands out for its functional beauty, with a waist area that is closer to the dress and reinforcements derived from combat uniforms at key points.

The front is zip front.
The zip slider uses a metal zipper made by "WICO".

A rhythmic thin belt loop is placed around the waist,It goes well with the current belt.

The front has two deep tucks, providing room around the waist and ensuring range of motion.

In addition, the diagonal hand pockets allow you to put your hands in and take them out, and the bag fabric is made of the same fabric, so it is not overpowered.

Both knees are equipped with large external panels for double knee design.
It is designed to aid wear and tear, assuming that it is overworked when it is creeped or kneeling.

The outside of the hem has a short slit design, and a button tab is also included.

The silhouette is a "thin straight" that falls straight towards the hem, starting with the room around the waist created by the two tucks.

The rise is slightly deeper and the waist position is stable, leaving a moderate range of motion on the thighs, while still providing a neat proportion that emphasizes the vertical line throughout.

The straight silhouette makes the legs look straight, creating a beautiful balance regardless of your body type.
The two-tuck allow for good coverage of the abdomen and hip lines, and when tucked in, it fits well and gives a nice, stylish look.

Not only can you wear it with a tailored jacket or trench collar, but it also goes well with a casual look with a field jacket or sneaker.
This is a piece that can be used as a centre of your wardrobe, regardless of the situation.

Although the size indication cannot be confirmed, I think it falls under the "S-M" size in Japanese sizes.

The actual size is slightly smaller, so if you have a small figure, you can wear it without any problems.

Although there is some signs of wear due to age, this item is in good condition, with no noticeable stains or scratches.
Of course, there are no major damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think it's still possible to wear it.

This individual is located in special camouflage among European military items.
Not only is its rarity, but it is also a very cool piece when viewed from the perspective of a fashion item, so I would definitely recommend you wear it without worry.

This is a perfect piece not only as a core of your wardrobe, but also as a collection piece design source.
This is a masterpiece that is rarely seen both domestically and internationally, so if you're looking for it or like rare items, don't miss this opportunity.