1987 Contract Lot, U.S. Army Night Camouflage Over Trousers. Designed to be worn over BDU uniforms, these over-trousers feature a loose silhouette and a drawstring waist.

This unique grid pattern is the camouflage known as “Night Camo.” Its development purpose is particularly intriguing: it was designed as a countermeasure against the night vision devices (early-generation night vision) of the time.In night combat, the fine grid pattern breaks up the outline to make human silhouettes difficult to identify through night vision scopes, thereby reducing visibility. In other words, this is not merely a “nighttime camouflage pattern,” but a functional camouflage with a clear military background designed to counter optical devices—and this is the item’s greatest appeal.

The fabric is a cotton-nylon blend, making it lightweight yet highly durable, with a practical construction designed for layering. It also features combat-ready details such as a drawcord at the hem and large-capacity pockets.

The condition is excellent; it’s practically unused. The fabric retains its stiffness, and with minimal signs of wear, it’s in mint condition. Pieces from this era of Night Camo in such excellent condition are surprisingly rare, making it a highly attractive addition to any collection.

Night Camo is a unique presence even within the military fashion world. Combining technical heritage with design appeal, this is a piece that connoisseurs will appreciate.

Please note that this is a used item and cannot be returned.

Size: LARGE-REGULAR

Dimensions (flat measurement):
Waist 51
cm,
Hip 68 cm, Rise 32
cm, Inseam 80 cm