Indian Army Khaki Sweater with Pockets and Epaulets This is the sweater immortalized in the WWII cartoon series "The Two Types." A heavy weight all wool sweater popular with British officers on the Northwest Frontier, it was worn in the Western Desert in WWII as a sign that the wearer had "been there," as opposed to being fresh from Blighty. Two front chest pockets, epaulets for wearing rank slides, cotton elbow patches.
WPG introduces its own brand of desert boots. Based on original examples, this style has a higher top than the standard "brothel creeper" to better keep out sand, scorpions, etc. Buttery soft suede leather upper and sturdy rubber sole to withstand camel thorns.
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