GREEK BLUE M71 AF PANTS USED
In stock
- SKU
- 91189711
- Style
- Cargo Pants, Pants
Description
Genuine Hellenic Air Force issue, the Greek M71 AF Pants in deep service blue are original-issue military surplus straight from Greek government stocks — not a reproduction. These are the working trousers worn by Hellenic Air Force personnel on base, on the flight line, and in workshops, and they carry all the practical detailing that made them a favourite duty trouser for decades.
Cut from a sturdy cotton-blend fabric in a rich, saturated navy-blue shade, the M71 pants pair a hard-wearing military build with a relaxed straight-leg silhouette. Twin bellows-style cargo pockets on the thighs sit flat until you need them and are secured with buttoned flaps, while reinforced knee panels add durability where it matters most. The waistband combines belt loops with elastic side inserts for a forgiving fit, and drawcords at the ankles let the wearer cinch the hem down over boots or leave it loose for a modern tapered look.
Who they sell to
A strong stock item for retailers serving military surplus collectors, reenactors, airsoft and paintball players, preppers, and workwear customers. The uncommon Greek Air Force blue also draws in fashion-conscious buyers hunting for authentic military trousers with a genuine story behind them — a look repro cargo pants simply can't match.
Key features
- Original-issue Hellenic Air Force M71 service trousers
- Deep Greek Air Force blue colourway — uncommon on the surplus market
- Robust cotton-blend twill construction built for daily duty wear
- Two large buttoned cargo pockets on the thighs plus standard front and rear pockets
- Reinforced knee panels for extended service life
- Belt loops with elasticated waist inserts for a comfortable, adjustable fit
- Drawcord ankle cuffs to blouse over boots or taper the leg
- Button fly closure with period-correct hardware
Condition
Supplied in used condition as genuine issued surplus. Expect honest signs of prior service — light wear, laundering fade, and period patina on buttons and hardware — all part of the authentic character that separates real surplus from a reproduction. Each pair is unique.