Uniforms

Schlupfhemd Splitertarn camouflage blouse with single-sided camouflage and hood, made from cotton. Inner side white

They were worn with field jackets of all cuts. In the first years of the war, breeches were sewn from stein gray fabric, a color approved back in 1916. This was due to the fact that pants, unlike a jacket or tunic, changed color faster with more frequent washing, so it was decided to initially introduce differences in the color of the tunic and breeches. On the trousers and breeches of the officers of the General Staff, double 33 mm stripes of crimson cloth and piping were sewn, differing from the generals only in color.

The photo shows gabardine breeches, avaliable in stein gray as well.

This model has open side pockets with mad flaps.

The jacket is made of camouflage fabric type DOT 44, has two convenient pockets on the chest and at the bottom. As a fastener, a zipper and buttons are used. For the lining was used cotton satin fabric, insulation sintepon. Depending on the wishes of the customer, it is possible to use a heater in several layers, which will make it possible to obtain a jacket for both autumn and winter wear.

Military style  – a trend in fashion, a characteristic feature of which is the use of various models or elements borrowed from military uniforms, for example, coarse military boots, berets, caps, flight jackets, pea coats, belts, metal buttons, chevrons, braids, lacing, insignia, a large number of pockets, shoulder straps and much more. The main colors of the military style are brown, olive, dark green and khaki. Black, gray and blue colors are also acceptable. Often clothes in this style have a camouflage spotted print.