Pants to be identified

[Gustavo66]

Hello,
I would need your help in order to identify two trousers I've found, belonged to the same man. They are in blue-grey Lw cloth with wide dark green bands on the side. Forst?Admin?

This pair is made in lightweight wool

[Gustavo66]

detail of the band..

[Gustavo66]

This second set is made of heavy wool..

[Gustavo66]

Detail of the band..

Thanks for looking; any help will be appreciated.

Gustavo

[Petr]

If this Stoff is really LW one,I would guess custom made period with post war added green stripes for some reason.Are these stripes easy to remove?
Cheers
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[SCHUPO]

I believe these are postwar West German Forestry trousers.

[Gustavo66]

If this Stoff is really LW one,I would guess custom made period with post war added green stripes for some reason.Are these stripes easy to remove?
Cheers
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Hello Petr,
the stripes are very well made and constructed with the pants.

Thanks for the comment

[Gustavo66]

I believe these are postwar West German Forestry trousers.

Thanks for your comment,
why do you say "post war"? Do you have any picture or have you seen it before?

[Petr]

Thanks for your comment,
why do you say "post war"? Do you have any picture or have you seen it before?

Have a look at the buttons material,it could help.

[SCHUPO]

Thanks for your comment,
why do you say "post war"? Do you have any picture or have you seen it before?

I have seen trousers like this before and they were postwar with a postwar tunic. They also appear to be cut in the postwar manner with a tab waist fastening and reverse pleats. Most postwar trousers like this also have two rear pockets but I cannot tell if this is true from your photographs.

[Johnny R]

Based on the images they are charcoal grey as well.

[Gustavo66]

I have seen trousers like this before and they were postwar with a postwar tunic. They also appear to be cut in the postwar manner with a tab waist fastening and reverse pleats. Most postwar trousers like this also have two rear pockets but I cannot tell if this is true from your photographs.

Thank you for the explanation: the rear pocket is only one.
Buttons are in a grey bakelite/plastic material

Gustavo