Our uniforms are specially curated for you to bring you a visual archive of military identity from the Empire’s edge.
1. Victorian Colonial Infantry (Red Tunic)
Description: Classic scarlet tunic worn by infantry units of the Colony of Victoria, featuring white crossbelts and brass buttons.
Construction Highlights:
• Wool serge fabric with reinforced seams
• Stand-up collar with piped facings
• Plain brass shank buttons.
• White cotton crossbelt with plain brass buckle
2. Victorian Scottish Regiment (Highland Dress)
Description: Highland-inspired ceremonial uniform -only doublet available.
Construction Highlights:
• Worsted wool doublet with green facings
• Mackenzie tartan kilt, pleated to sett (not available)
• Horsehair sporran with leather backing (not available)
• Ostrich feather bonnet with diced band (not available)
3. South Australian Artillery (Khaki Tunic)
Description: Functional khaki field tunic worn by artillery units, adapted for harsh colonial conditions and mobility.
Construction Highlights:
• Cotton-drill khaki with reinforced elbows
• Turned-up slouch hat with regimental badge
• Brass buttons and shoulder epaulettes
• Split rear vent for mounted movement
4. Volunteer Troops of Victoria & NSW (Studio Pose)
Description: Early volunteer force uniforms featuring red and blue tunics, and white belts, reflecting British influence and local adaptation.
Construction Highlights:
• Wool tunics with contrast facings
• White buff leather belts and bayonet loops
• Hand-sewn buttonholes and piped cuffs
5. Victorian Artillery Corps (Dark Blue Tunic)
Description: Dress uniform of the artillery corps, featuring dark blue tunic with red piping and brass buttons, worn for formal duties.
Construction Highlights:
• Heavy wool twill with red cord piping
• High collar with embroidered insignia
• Plain brass buttons
• Internal lining for structure and comfort
Each uniform comes with the articles described above.
Custom tailoring/alterations are available at no extra cost.
