Complete Imperial Russian Army WW1 Enlisted Infantry Uniform (M1912 Pattern)

• Historically accurate reproduction of the Imperial Russian Army enlisted infantry uniform worn during the later years of World War I.
• Based on the M1912 gymnastyorka pattern, widely issued from 1916 onward.
• Tunic constructed from breathable cotton fabric, suitable for summer and field wear.
• Light khaki / grey-khaki shade consistent with late-war Imperial Russian issue.
• Stand-and-fall collar fitted with branch-indicating collar tabs (petlitsy).
• Shoulder straps designed for enlisted ranks, without officer embellishments.
• Straight-cut matching trousers, worn tucked into boots as per period practice.
• Traditional Russian field cap (furazhka) with soft crown and Imperial cockade.
• Knee-high black leather boots reflecting standard Russian infantry footwear.
• Uniform type remained in widespread use during the early Russian Civil War due to surplus Imperial stocks.
• Correct impression for Imperial Russian Army, early Red Army, or White Army portrayals (1916–1922).