This is our faithful reproduction of the British Officer’s Blue Patrol Uniform, used extensively during the Victorian and Edwardian periods (c. 1890–1914) for undress and semi-formal duties.
This tunic is tailored from fine midnight blue melton wool, featuring scarlet piping along the collar, cuffs, and front edges. It has four patch pockets with flaps, a stand collar, and gilt regimental buttons, representing the elegant yet serviceable style of pre–World War I officers’ wear.
Paired with matching blue wool trousers featuring a single scarlet welt stripe along the outer seam, this ensemble exemplifies the understated sophistication of British officer uniforms used by infantry, engineers, and line regiments.
