Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF M1912 Heavy Overcoat, made from thick khaki wool. Features double-breasted front, high collar, shoulder epaulets, and full-length cut — standard winter outerwear for Doughboys in the trenches of France.
The M1912 Heavy Overcoat was issued to U.S. Army enlisted soldiers during World War I to provide warmth, protection, and a professional military appearance in cold-weather service. Designed for field use as well as formal occasions, it became an essential component of the Doughboy’s uniform in the harsh winters of Europe.
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Historical Accuracy: Faithful reproduction based on original Quartermaster specifications and surviving examples from 1917–1918.
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Material: Heavy wool, durable and insulating, suitable for extended periods outdoors.
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Design Features:
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Double-breasted front with brass U.S. Army buttons
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High stand-and-fall collar to protect the neck from wind and cold
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Shoulder epaulets for rank insignia display
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Full-length cut for warmth and coverage
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Interior lining for additional comfort and insulation
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Side pockets for practicality in the field
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Usage: Issued to Doughboys in France and Belgium during 1917–1918, worn over service shirts, tunics, and breeches for trench duty, marches, and inspections.
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Distinctive Quality: Designed to combine warmth, durability, and military appearance, distinguishing U.S. soldiers from their Allied counterparts.
Perfect for reenactors, collectors, museums, and film/theater productions, this reproduction authentically replicates the look and function of the U.S. Army Doughboy winter overcoat in World War I.
