- Historically accurate reproduction of the Imperial Japanese Army Type 98 officer field uniform.
- Based on the uniform pattern adopted in 1938 and widely worn through the early years of World War II.
- Tunic features four pleated patch pockets with scalloped flaps, characteristic of Japanese officer field dress.
- Stand-and-fall collar designed to accept branch and rank insignia tabs.
- Khaki shade consistent with Imperial Japanese Army field uniforms used during the Second Sino-Japanese War and early Pacific War.
- Officer-grade leather Sam Browne belt with diagonal shoulder strap, worn for sidearm and equipment support.
- Matching trousers cut for officers, worn with tall black leather riding boots as per period regulation.
- Japanese Army field cap with soft crown and metal star badge, standard for officers in field and service wear.
- This uniform was worn by company-grade and field-grade officers in China, Manchuria, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific.
- Correct impression for Imperial Japanese Army officers from approximately 1938–1942.
Great buy for reenactors, films & movies, collectors, museums displays etc.
