M15 Prussian universal coat (Preußischer Universal mantel) for officers. Eastern front. (Прусское универсальное пальто (Preußischer Universal mantel ) для офицеров. Восточный фронт. 1915 г.) M2-024-U
$ 290.0 per itemHistorical background:
After enduring the first harsh winter, a universal greatcoat was introduced to provide soldiers with the protection they so desperately needed. This sturdy coat, like the field jacket, was entirely devoid of decorations and worn by both officers and enlisted men.
The officer’s overcoat had to precisely match the unit’s pattern in cut and color, eliminating the distinctions that had previously been so clearly visible. In addition to the use of supreme-quality fabric, minor variations were permitted — such as the officers’ narrower cut, which lacked the wide back pleat. The long rear vent fastened with metal buttons, which for officers could also be gilded or silver-plated.
Source: Jürgen Kraus. The German Army in the First World War.
Shoulder-strap buttons are included.
Shoulder straps are NOT included in the price.
Officer’s overcoat (Offiziersmantel) М36 (Офицерская шинель (Offiziersmantel) М36) M4-109-U
$ 185.0 per itemThe product is sewn using manual operations and other complicating elements.
Overcoat (Ubermantel) for SS (Шинель (Ubermantel) для частей войск СС) M4-112-U
$ 215.0 per itemGerman army coats specially lined with woolen cloth were used by SS units during the winter campaigns. This was the first attempt to give the troops the clothing they needed for the winter camp on the East front, for which the German army was clearly not ready.
In 1941-1942. The SS modified it into a heavy winter coat with the lower cuffs removed as a result of cost-saving measures aimed at eliminating all unnecessary material costs.
Peacetime coat (Пальто мирного времени) M1-064-U
$ 255.0 per itemThe officer’s cloak (coat) was first introduced in the second half of the 19th century and practically did not change until 1917. The coat has been used as an outer garment in all types of forms.
Сollar tabs, buttons for collar tabs and for shoulder straps are included in the price of the product.
Shoulder straps are not included in the price of the product.
EM/NCO’S M1894 GREATCOAT (Шинель солдатская М1894) M2-007-U
$ 235.0 per itemIncludes sew buttonholes in the collar.
Made from gray cloth. Min 75% clean wool.
EM/NCO’S M1915 GREATCOAT (Шинель солдатская М1915) M2-012-U
$ 199.0 per itemButtons for shoulder boards included.
Made from ligth fieldgray wool. Min 75% clean wool.
EM/NCO’S M35 GREATCOAT (Шинель солдатская М1935 (Mantel M35)) M4-020-U
$ 185.0 per itemThe product is sewn, with the use of manual operations, ironing, and other complicating elements. Shoulder straps are included in the cost of the product.
EM/NCO’S SURCOAT (Шинель для водителей автомобильных частей и несения караульной службы (Ubermantel)) M4-046-U
$ 250.0 per itemOvercoat-coat (Ubermantel) was introduced in November 1934 to drivers of vehicles and time. They are made of cloth on wool or fur lining. When sewing obviously increased the size and length of the product as it can be worn on top of the everyday uniform. Collar pre-war model had a dark – green, but later was changed to the color of uniforms. We used the military as one of the few tools available to deal with frost. Especially used in the winter in Russia.
EM/NCO’S SURCOAT (Шинель для несения караульной службы) M4-058-U
$ 250.0 per itemOne of the models used by the military overcoat Ukrainian army during the war, for guard duty in the trenches on the front lines, as well as for everyday use in areas with harsh climatic conditions.
Greatcoat 1922 Cavalry (Шинель обр. 1922 г. (кавалерия)) M3-027-U
$ 230.0 per itemCan be made for all branches of RKKA
Greatcoat 1923 Cavalry (Шинель обр. 1923 г. (кавалерия)) M3-003-U
$ 230.0 per itemCan be made for all branches of RKKA
Greatcoat Cavalry and Horse Artillery (Шинель для кавалерии и конной артиллерии. ) M2-013-U
$ 210.0 per itemIncludes tabs.
Greatcoat for Cavalry and Horse Artillery RKKA 1935 (Шинель для кавалерии и конной артиллерии обр. 1926 г. ) M3-078-U
$ 230.0 per itemEstablished by order № 67 of 23rd April 1936Discontinued by order № 005 1st February 1941The color of the wool can vary because of the batch of the wool we get from the factory.
Greatcoat for lower ranks RKKA 1935 (Шинель рядового состава обр. 1935 г. ) M3-015-U
$ 180.0 per itemThe color of the wool can vary because of the batch of the wool we get from the factory.
Greatcoat for Officers 1935 (Шинель комначсостава обр. 1935 г. ) M3-017-U
$ 250.0 per itemEstablished by order № 67 of 23rd April 1936Discontinued by order № 005 1st February 1941The color of the wool can vary because of the batch of the wool we get from the factory.
Greatcoat for Officers of Air Core 1934/1935 (Шинель комначсостава ВВС, обр. 1934/1935 гг. ) M3-060-U
$ 270.0 per itemEstablished by order № 67 of 23rd April 1936Discontinued by order № 005 1st February 1941
Greatcoat lower ranks 1941 (Шинель рядового состава обр. 1941 г. ) M3-031-U
$ 180.0 per itemCollar tabs not included.
The overcoat is made with a loop for fastening shoulder straps.
Greatcoat M1922 (commanding staff of the GPU of the NKVD of the RSFSR) (Шинель обр. 1922 г. (начальствующего состава ГПУ при НКВД РСФСР)) M3-100-U
$ 230.0 per itemCan be made for all branches of OGPU The first form of “special bodies of the GPU,” was introduced June 27, 1922 Order of the GPU action extended to the internal troops. Items of clothing and equipment used in the organs and the troops of the GPU, different from the Red Army only colors and some details.
Greatcoat M1937 for Officers NKVD (Шинель комначсостава НКВД обр. 1937 г. ) M3-043-U
$ 230.0 per itemIntroduced by the order of People’s Commissar of Internal Affairs of the USSR № 275 from July 15, 1937.Cancel the order of People’s Commissar of Internal Affairs of the USSR № 126 from February 18, 1943.
Overcoat for sailors RKVMF M1941 (Шинель для рядового и младшего начальствующего состава РКВМФ обр. 1941 г. ) M3-117-U
$ 189.0 per itemIntroduced by the order of the People’s Commissar of Defense of the USSR for the Naval Forces of the Red Army No. 52 of April 16, 1934