Our Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF Officer Trench Coat, made from heavy khaki wool. Features double-breasted front, epaulets, storm cuffs, and belt — the elegant and fun
The American Expeditionary Forces Officer Trench Coat was issued to U.S. Army officers during World War I to provide warmth, protection, and a professional appearance in European theaters. Distinguished from enlisted overcoats by superior tailoring and high-quality materials, it was both functional and symbolic of rank.
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Historical Accuracy: Reproduced from original 1917–1918 Quartermaster specifications and surviving officer examples.
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Material: Heavy khaki wool for durability and cold-weather protection.
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Design Features:
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Double-breasted front with plain brass buttons bearing no U.S. insignia. Buttons can be privately purchased.
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Shoulder epaulets for rank display
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Storm cuffs to protect against wind and rain
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Adjustable belt for tailored fit and comfort
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High collar to shield against cold, with optional collar strap
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Deep front pockets for field use and carrying documents
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Usage: Worn by lieutenants, captains, and field officers during campaigns in France and Belgium (1917–1918). Ideal for inspection, parade, and cold-weather service.
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Distinctive Quality: Officer trench coats were tailored for both style and practicality, providing a commanding and professional appearance compared to enlisted overcoats.
Perfect for reenactors, collectors, museums, and film/theater productions, this trench coat reproduces the authentic look and feel of an American officer in the Great War
ctional overcoat worn by officers on campaign and in cold-weather service.
