68 Pattern Trousers- Late Versions.

I know, so what are P60 DPMs actually called? as there is DPM P60 and OG P60?

Tommo wrote:I know, so what are P60 DPMs actually called? as there is DPM P60 and OG P60?

Dont have mine to hand at the moment but they are called whatever it says on the label and from memory the OG and DPM versions are labelled as the same hence years ago to confuse things even bloody more the DPM versions amongst collectors were referred to as 66 Patt

"Trousers, Combat, 1960 Pattern"

Tommo wrote:"Trousers, Combat, 1960 Pattern"

There you have it-the ONE AND ONLY description that you will ever need.

My way of thinking(rightly or wrongly) is ALWAYS go with whats on the OFFICIAL label

Ah yes, however it can be confusing when talking about OGs or DPMs, so me being cheeky just at the DPM on the ;D

Tommo wrote:Ah yes, however it can be confusing when talking about OGs or DPMs, so me being cheeky just at the DPM on the ;D

No problem whatsoever with calling 60 Patt DPMs which is describing the actual Smock or Trousers but what i have a problem with is someone describing a cammo pattern as 60 Patt DPM

If that makes sense

Temperate DPM as a cammo design has NO OFFICIAL pattern type no matter how green,brown it is or weather it has dots,brush strokes or whatever else in it,the PATTERN designation is for the actual item of clothing.

Yes, I get what you mean

And Haha I know, but some people do identify it by the colour and print, myself including however I for one dont call the camo, i.e. CS95 Camo, as its the cut and all that

Tommo wrote:Yes, I get what you mean

And Haha I know, but some people do identify it by the colour and print, myself including however I for one dont call the camo, i.e. CS95 Camo, as its the cut and all that

Tommo,just a shame so,so many people do