The WWII German Luftwaffe Service Dress Tunic (Waffenrock) was the formal parade and walking-out uniform worn by Luftwaffe officers, NCOs, and enlisted men from 1935 through the early war years. Tailored in the traditional German military style, it projected the elegance and precision of the Luftwaffe while maintaining strict uniform standards.
Our 100% accurate replication, made from an original in our collection is made from fine blue-grey doeskin (not tricot), the Luftwaffe Waffenrock features a stand-and-fall collar, eight-button front, and turned-back French cuffs. It includes two concealed side pockets and decorative scalloped flaps for the breast pockets. The tunic is fully lined in grey cotton, with reinforced shoulders and collar for insignia placement.
Insignia consists of the embroidered Luftwaffe breast eagle, collar tabs in branch colors (Waffenfarben), and shoulder boards edged according to rank. Officers’ tunics display silver piping along the collar and front edges, while enlisted versions retained plain blue-grey trim. The Waffenrock was worn with matching blue-grey service trousers (Tuchhose) and a peaked or side cap, making it one of the most iconic Luftwaffe uniforms of the prewar and early WWII period.
The tunic comes iwth all insignia, except for the Iron Cross and gallantry awards.
