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The Deerhunter Strasbourg Leather Boot Trousers in Chocolate are rugged leather hunting trousers designed to provide dependable protection when moving through dense undergrowth, thorns and challenging countryside terrain.
Crafted from natural leather, the trousers combine excellent durability with a traditional outdoor appearance. As leather is a natural material, variations in colour, grain and surface texture may occur, giving each pair its own individual character.
The straight-leg boot cut allows the trousers to sit comfortably over wellington boots and substantial outdoor footwear. Concealed zips at the lower legs provide a wider opening, making them easier to put on and remove when wearing boots.
A breathable mesh lining improves comfort during extended use, while buttons around the waistband allow compatible braces to be attached. Practical storage includes two front pockets, an additional press-stud pocket, a knife pocket and a secure concealed zipped back pocket.
The Chocolate colourway is officially listed by DEERHUNTER under product code 3035-588.
The natural leather construction provides robust protection when walking or working through brambles, thorns and dense vegetation. It is designed for demanding countryside environments where lighter fabrics may be more vulnerable to damage.
No two pairs will look completely identical. Small variations in shade, grain and natural markings are part of the leather’s character rather than manufacturing faults.
With suitable care, the leather will continue to soften and develop a more individual appearance through regular wear.
The straight-leg cut provides enough room for the trousers to sit over wellington boots and other substantial outdoor footwear.
Concealed lower-leg zips create a wider opening, helping you put the trousers on or remove them without having to take off your boots first.
Two open front pockets keep frequently used belongings within easy reach. An additional press-stud pocket provides protected storage, while the dedicated knife pocket keeps suitable field equipment separate from other items.
A concealed zipped back pocket provides a secure place for smaller belongings such as keys or a wallet.
The polyester mesh lining creates a comfortable layer between the leather and the clothing underneath. It also helps improve airflow and makes the trousers easier to wear over a suitable base layer.
Buttons around the waistband allow compatible braces to be fitted. Braces can help keep the trousers securely positioned when walking, bending or working across uneven ground.
The outer shell is made from natural leather, while the breathable internal lining is made from polyester.
No. Natural leather can vary slightly in shade, grain and surface markings. These differences give each pair an individual appearance.
Yes. Their rugged leather construction makes them suitable for hunting, beating and countryside work involving brambles, thorns and dense vegetation.
DEERHUNTER does not describe them as fully waterproof. Natural leather provides robust outdoor protection, but suitable leather care is required to maintain its condition and resistance to moisture.
Yes. The straight-leg boot cut and concealed lower-leg zips make them suitable for wearing over wellington boots and other outdoor footwear.
Yes. Buttons are positioned around the waistband for attaching compatible trouser braces.
They have two front pockets, an additional press-stud pocket, a knife pocket and a concealed zipped back pocket.
The Strasbourg Leather Boot Trousers in Chocolate are officially listed under product code 3035-588.
They are suitable for hunting, shooting, beating, gamekeeping, forestry work and demanding countryside activities involving rough or overgrown terrain.