Original Post-War Czechoslovak "Dubáky / Doubky" (Czechoslovak Leibermuster) Camouflage Trousers with Foliage Loops
Description
The "Dubáky" (or "Doubky") camouflage pattern represents the post-WWII Czechoslovak adaptation of the late-war German Leibermuster design. Produced in Czechoslovakia during the late 1940s and early 1950s in strictly limited quantities, combat garments in this pattern are widely considered among the rarest and most valuable Eastern European uniform pieces.
Historical Context and Design Features Engineered for specialized field operations, these trousers incorporate key tactical features necessary for field concealment and durability.
Specific Details, Features, and Condition
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Foliage Retention Loops: Features an extensive grid of factory-stitched fabric loops distributed across the front and rear leg panels, allowing operators to insert natural camouflage (branches, grass, foliage) directly onto the garment. The majority of these loops remain intact.
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Reinforcements & Cut: Includes double-layered fabric panels over the knee areas, side pass-through slash openings for internal access, high-waisted cut, and a flap-covered rear pocket secured with buttons.
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Condition: Genuine issued field condition with minimal period alterations. The cotton canvas maintains structural integrity and vibrant camouflage print definition.
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Measurements:
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Waist circumference: 102 cm
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Total outseam length (waist to cuff): 103 cm
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