WW1 British Army “Tommy” Tunic/Jacket 1902-1907 Pattern

Highlights

Our WW1 British Army “Tommy” 1902/1907 Pattern Tunic/jacket is made in exact same serge wool O(with 82% wool content and balance cotton incipient specially made and mill dyed, not vat dyed like our competition) wool (please note all dealers are currently using broadcloth wool which obviously not correct) in Khaki color, with no synthetic content or threads used in it’s construction. The British Army World War I uniform pattern 1902-1907 service dress (SD) OR’s uniform tunic or jacket is a loose fitting garment with a turned down or “rolled” collar ( we offer this jacket in both round and tailored collar-please specify while ordering), rifle patches on the shoulders, patch pockets on the breast and side pockets let into the skirts below the waist. The 1902 pattern British SD tunic comes with plain removable shoulder straps while the British 1907 pattern WW1 SD tunic comes with sewn down cloth shoulder straps. This is the pattern that most WW1 British army troops went to battle in. The lining is in strips of white cotton and all facings are of the same drab serge as the jacket (pocket facings and front button-hole facings). A field-dressing pocket is sewn to the interior right front skirt and the front is closed with 5 large buttons. The tunics come with plain dull brass finish  buttons. The British WW1 SD tunics are fitted with ample room to allow for wearing the shirt and cardigan sweater underneath. The neck hole is gathered by two pleats (darts) and each side of the collar in front and the armholes where the sleeve attaches have a reinforcing felling stitch around the armhole.

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