A replica of the M1907 Service Dress uniform blouse. Made of thick khaki (Service Drab) woolen serge fabric, it was designed for camouflage and durability in trench conditions. The blouse fastened with five brass buttons (General Service buttons). It has 4 large pockets: two sewn-on pockets on the chest (with a box pleat) and two pockets below the waist. It has a characteristic stiff collar (stand-up collar) fastened with hooks and eyes, and reinforcements on the shoulders (so-called rifle patches) to protect the material from abrasion from equipment and the rifle. In the back of the blouse, at waist level, there are two brass hooks sewn in to support the main belt.
- Ideal for reenactment!
- New, unused item!
FOR REENACTMENT?
The British M1907 Service Dress uniform was introduced in 1907. It was a modification of the earlier 1902 pattern, which first introduced the color khaki into military uniforms. The M1907 uniform served as the primary field uniform throughout World War I and remained in use, with some modifications, until its replacement by the Battle Dress uniform introduced in 1939.
SIZE CHART
- Size 38/S - Chest circumference 110 cm, Sleeve length from shoulder 64 cm, Total length from collar 85 cm, Shoulder width 49 cm
- Size 40/M - Chest circumference 112 cm, Sleeve length from shoulder 65 cm, Total length from collar 86 cm, Shoulder width 50 cm
- Size 42/L - Chest circumference 188 cm, Sleeve length from shoulder 66 cm, Total length from collar 90 cm, Shoulder width 53 cm
- Size 44/XL - Chest circumference 122 cm, Sleeve length from shoulder 67 cm, Total length from collar 91 cm, Shoulder width 54 cm
- Size 46/XXL - Chest circumference 127 cm, Sleeve length from shoulder 68 cm, Total length from collar 91 cm, Shoulder width 55 cm
The measurement is made on the front of the tunic, from the bottom to sewing the collar.
The dimensions should be treated with precaution! Dimensions may be differ within different production batches!
