This uniform represents the WW2 WRNS (Women’s Royal Naval Service) officer’s winter service dress, worn by commissioned officers throughout the war. Constructed from high-quality dark navy-blue serge wool, the officer’s jacket follows Admiralty-approved naval tailoring: sharp lapels, structured shoulders, and a double-breasted eight-button front with gilt Royal Navy officer buttons.
The sleeves display gold lace rank rings, denoting the wearer’s commissioned rank. A WRNS specialty badge is positioned above the lace where required for branch designation. The white collared shirt and naval tie underneath were standard officer attire, presenting a crisp and formal service appearance.
The skirt is the regulation WRNS officer’s pattern made from matching serge wool, mid-calf in length, with clean straight lines typical of wartime naval tailoring. Black stockings and polished officer-grade shoes complete the ensemble.
This set reflects the high standards of WRNS officer dress during WW2 and is carefully reproduced using period-correct materials.
