The army adopted a button front shirt for the first time with the sweeping 1937 uniforms changes that made trousers standard in place of breeches. Although this shirt pattern was supereseded in late 1941, it was still made and issued throughout WWII.
HOW TO FIND YOUR SHIRT SIZE: Back in the Dark Ages, before the Internet, shirts came in dress shirt sizes, not S.M.L. The first number is your neck measurement in inches. The second number is the measurement from the center of your neck to your wrist, with your arm bent.
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US M1941 Mustard Wool Shirt |
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SHIRTS, Coat Type, Special (M1941). This style was adopted early in 1941, and features a "convertible" collar that can be worn open or closed, a gas flap behind the front opening, and gusset in the sleeve openings. These reproductions are 100% wool. |
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US WWII style OD Tank Tops |
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New reproduction of the standard GI issue undershirt in 100% cotton. |
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US Enlisted Trouser Belt |
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My belts are now completely reproduction. Belt webbing is made in OD #3 as typically made in 1942-43. Specify Waist size. |
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US Garrison Shoes |
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Also known as the Type II Service Shoe, these are the smooth russet ankle boots worn in the early part of the war by all Army troops. All these boots are E width. |
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