German General parade uniform - Waffenrock

German General parade uniform - Waffenrock

GERMAN ARMY GENERAL WAFFENROCK

 Reproduction of the feldgrau gabardine jacket of the model called Waffenrock and issued in 1935 as a uniform to be used on two different occasions: parade uniform (complete with all the expected ornaments and medals) and semi-formal and walking-out uniform ( without ornaments and with ribbons replacing medals). The jacket was worn with steingrau trousers with waffenfarbe piping, flat shoes, schirmmutze and gloves. The production and distribution will be suspended in 1940 and the possession and use was still allowed to those who already had it or who could buy it privately.

 The proposed model of the Waffenrock was reserved for the ranks of general of the German army during the Second World War. Characterized by having golden buttons and carmine red piping, the shoulder straps are sewn around the shoulder, the collar lined in bottle green cloth with embroidered insignia and cuffs in bottle green cloth. The manufacturer's labels are sewn inside and to write the owner's name, the inner lining is in fabric reproducing rayon, or artificial silk. Made with attention to every detail, it is complete with insignia, shoulder board and eagle. 

 Each jacket is customizable in ranks and color corp. Given the cost and the variables the jackets are made from time to time with a time of less about 6/8 weeks approximate.

 It is also possible to customize the measurements with a supplement of € 35.00