These have extra long sleeves that will require some tailor fitting on most people. Tailoring of the body will also give a more proper "regimental" appearance. These can be worn with Early War KD Trousers or 1941 Pattern KD Shorts. Check Size Chart here
What period does this tunic represent?
This tunic is a reproduction of the 1902 Pattern Tropical Service Dress. It was worn by British Other Ranks during WWI. The pattern also saw use well into WWII.
What material is the tunic made from?
The tunic is made from khaki cotton. This material contributes to its good quality and well-made construction. It is a robust reproduction jacket.
What kind of buttons are fitted to the tunic?
The tunic is fitted with brass King's Crown General Service buttons. These buttons are attached with removable split rings, which allows for easy removal for cleaning. Some tunics ship with brass belt keepers and brass split pins or "R" clips on the back of the buttons.
What are the common modifications made to this tunic?
Many tunics are tailored for a better fit, including shortening the sleeves and taking in the waist. Some also modify the collar to a standing collar or change the pocket flaps. The tunic has been successfully altered into a Spanish Civil War jacket or a Boer War item.
Is the tunic suitable for reenactment groups?
Yes, the tunic is suitable for reenactment groups. It has been adopted by reenactment groups as their tropical dress tunic. The quality and detail, including the belt hanger and button attachment, are well-regarded for reenactment purposes.
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