Ww1 German Uniforms

Imperial German Army Uniforms & Gear – IT is with great pleasure (and pride -I might add) That Ujna Universal brings you our collection of The Great War (world war one, ww1) German Imperial Army Uniforms,  Equipment,  Gear and Picklehaubes.  Why did we take so long?  It took us this long to have the correct wwi (ww1,  world war one) Imperial German army Feld Grau (Field grey (gray)) made for uniforms.  Our Field Gray (grey) or Feld Grau is not the normal wool broadcloth dyed grey. 

World War One (ww1, wwi) Imperial German Army uniform Visored Field Caps



World War One (ww1, wwi) Imperial German Army uniform M1910 Tunic (Waffenrock/bluse) with standing collar:

 Made in Feldgrau with 4mm piping.  Tail flaps consist vent flaps of two overlapped panels with the top left flap edge offset to the right of the tunic back center line.


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