Confederate Army Artillery Shell Jacket – Enlisted & NCO Pattern

Accurate reproduction of a Confederate States Army artillery shell jacket as worn during the American Civil War (1861–1865).

Short-waisted shell jacket cut, typical of Confederate field uniforms, designed for practicality and economy of cloth.

Constructed in medium gray wool cloth, reflecting common Confederate depot-issued fabrics.

Red branch-colored facings and piping identifying Artillery service, including collar, cuffs, front placket, and sleeve chevrons.

Stand-up collar with red facing, closed by  brass buttons.

Single-breasted front with  brass buttons, evenly spaced and hand-set.

Red sergeant’s chevrons on both sleeves, suitable for NCO impressions (can be omitted for enlisted ranks).

Plain back construction consistent with Southern depot and field-manufactured jackets.

Suitable for Confederate artillery enlisted men and non-commissioned officers across multiple theaters of war.