Sample 1: Trousers
Tag is on the outside.

Material is soft, lightweight twill, not like Belgian Brushstroke material. Pockets are actual pockets and can hold objects.
Usage Photos:
Items in the pattern were used in decolonization counterinsurgency wars after WW2 by Britain, France (“Peau de Saucisson”), Rhodesia, and many others.
Rhodesian SAS (early 1960’s, from http://www.newrhodesian.ca/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=6950). Some are also wearing Belgian Brushstroke smocks. French Paratroopers in Algeria (1959, from http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/35408-welcome-to-camouflage-country/?p=318837). The paratrooper on the right appears to be wearing a TAP 47/54 smock.