Rothco's "vintage" line has two differences from a BDU pant: Zipper fly and "washed" look. It's a YK brand tough as nails zipper, so no big deal.
Both of these differences I love, because I'm using these on duty in and near regular cities, not in a combat theater where a button fly can be somewhat easier to fix for a soldier and the wash makes them VERY comfortable fabric, yet not loose or tired feeling.
My uses for Digital Subdued Urban: I'm a pilot and a rifleman for a Special Response Team. Our team wears this pattern for Daytime Urban responses that don't require more "mentally intimidating" all black.
For hunters and outdoorsmen, however, this pattern would work especially well in shaded woods between fall and early spring in the lower-48 states, out in grey-granite mountain terrain, near the treeline near the Rocky Mountains. (lots of grey fallen aspen and pine trees out there too)
If you're looking for a Colorado / Kansas / Nebraska / Wyoming prairie grass pattern (year-round), you should use something like the MARPAT Digital Desert, as that is the closest match on any camo I know if to the dry grass and weeds.
Hope that helps you find the right camo for your needs.
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