British Boer War Khaki Drill Tunic – Colonial Service Pattern, 1899–1902

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SKU: N/A Categories: Boer War Uniforms, Replica Boer war/ Zulu war/Victorian era uniforms and gear Tags: Boer War tunic, British army KD, British infantry uniform, colonial campaign dress, khaki drill uniform, khaki serge tunic, South Africa war tunic, tropical military wear, Victorian military tunic

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Authentic Boer War Design: Issued between 1899–1902 for British troops in South Africa
• Khaki Drill Fabric: Breathable cotton drill suited for tropical and arid conditions
• Four-Pocket Layout: Two pleated breast pockets and two lower patch pockets for field utility
• Brass Button Detailing: Standard issue with regimental or generic military buttons
• Stand Collar or Open-Neck Variants: Depending on rank and unit
• Worn with KD trousers and field caps: Completes the colonial campaign ensemble
• Historical Significance: Symbol of Britain’s transition to practical wartime dress

A lightweight khaki drill tunic worn by British troops during the Second Boer War, designed for hot South African climates. Featuring a stand collar, pleated breast pockets, and brass buttons, it marked a shift from scarlet to practical campaign wear.

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Categories: Boer War Uniforms, Replica Boer war/ Zulu war/Victorian era uniforms and gear