Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF M1912 Cotton Tunic, made from durable khaki cotton. Features high stand-and-fall collar, button-front closure, four patch pockets, and reinforced stitching — standard issue field tunic for Doughboys in World War I.

The M1912 Cotton Tunic was issued to U.S. Army enlisted soldiers during World War I as part of the standard field uniform. Lightweight, breathable, and durable, it was designed for both training and combat service, providing soldiers with practicality and comfort in various field conditions.

• Historical Accuracy: Faithful reproduction based on original 1912 Quartermaster specifications and surviving examples from the AEF.

• Material: Heavy-duty khaki cotton, providing durability and breathability in temperate climates.

• Design Features:

  • High stand-and-fall collar, suitable for rank insignia and tie use

  • Button-front closure with reinforced placket

  • Four patch pockets with buttoned flaps for carrying personal items and field gear

  • Reinforced seams for durability under combat conditions

  • Straight-cut design intended to be worn with M1912 breeches and puttees

• Usage: Issued to Doughboys for training, marches, and field service in France and Belgium during 1917–1918.

• Historical Context: Standard issue through WWI, the M1912 tunic provided a practical, comfortable uniform for American enlisted soldiers while maintaining a sharp military appearance.

Ideal for reenactors, collectors, museums, and film/theater productions, this tunic faithfully replicates the authentic look and feel of the American infantryman of the Great War.

Can be ordered with M1912 Breeches also available for sale on this page.