Authentic reproduction of the WWI U.S. Army AEF Flannel Shirt, made from soft yet durable wool flannel. Features button-front closure, pointed collar, long sleeves with cuffs, and reinforced seams — comfortable and practical for soldiers in the field and camp.

The WWI U.S. AEF Flannel Shirt was a key component of the American Expeditionary Forces’ uniform system, worn by enlisted soldiers either as a standalone garment in mild weather or layered under tunics and overcoats in colder conditions. Soft, breathable, and durable, it combined comfort with practicality for Doughboys on training marches, in camps, and in the trenches.

• Historical Accuracy: Faithful reproduction based on original 1917–1918 Quartermaster specifications and surviving examples.

• Material: Wool flannel, chosen for warmth, durability, and breathability.

• Design Features:

  • Button-front closure with reinforced placket

  • Pointed collar suitable for tie or insignia display

  • Long sleeves with button cuffs for adjustable fit

  • Reinforced seams for durability under field conditions

• Usage: Worn as part of daily uniform or as a base layer under M1912/M1918 tunics and overcoats.

• Historical Context: Issued widely in 1917–1918, the flannel shirt provided American soldiers with practical comfort and warmth while maintaining a neat appearance during field service and camp duties.

Ideal for reenactors, collectors, museums, and film/theater productions, this reproduction captures the authentic look and feel of the American infantryman’s flannel shirt during World War I.