German WWII Army Panzer Black Trousers

A well-preserved and highly desirable example of the regulation black wool trousers worn by Panzer crewmen of the German Army during WWII. Constructed in the correct dedicated Panzer cut; these trousers feature the distinctive three-pronged hidden belt system with an additional waistband loop, two rear pockets with flaps fastened by zeltbahn-style buttons, and angled side pockets with matching flaps. A classic watch fob pocket is also present.

The trousers show only light wear; with nap thinning in places but no visible moth damage. There are no repairs, tailor stitching, or patches—entirely untouched. The interior retains faint remnants of the original size and depot markings; with the letter “B” from the depot abbreviation still legible. Waist measures approximately 28 inches (70 cm).

A rare and authentic piece of Panzer uniform; increasingly difficult to find in this condition.