British Army
British Army No. 1 Dress Jacket - Large 170/108
British Army No. 1 Dress Jacket - Large 170/108
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At a glance -
- 100% Wool Material
 - 4 Front Flap Pockets
 - Button Closure - NO Buttons
 - Hook & Eye Collar Closure
 - Afghanistan Medal (Rosette removed), HM The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012 & Volunteer Reserves Service Medal Medal Ribbon Bar
 - Belt Loops
 - Shoulder Epaulettes / Rank Slides
 - Sergeant Bullion Thread Rank Patch
 - Signaller's Qualification Sleeve Patch
 - Internal Lining
 - Decorative Cuff Piping
 - Dark Navy / Black Colour
 
- Chest Size: 44" | Suggested Size: Large Slim - Label suggests a chest around 108cm and a waist of 92cm
 - Sleeve Length: 24.5" / Regular - Label suggests a height around 170cm
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Collar to Hem: 31"
 
- Modern Militaria / Issued 2003 - 2010
 - Genuine British Army Surplus / MOD Surplus
 
Grades -
- Grade 1 - Good condition, some aspects removed by the previous owner such as buttons and collar badges so new ones / reworking will be required. Small marking above the medals too. Please see photos but a great choice for costume use!
 
Any questions please feel free to ask!
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Beautiful elegant ceremonial dress from the British Army. This particular jacket from the British army would've been worn by a Warrant Officer on ceremonial duties, or for parade events. No. 1 dress is the highest level of dress uniform most soldiers will wear, and is earned after a good few years in the army, with each part of the uniform being tailor made.
For features, it is quite a simple jacket, made from 100% wool. There's 4 pockets in total, 2 flap and 2 buttonable flap pockets, arranged in the typical "safari" style, with 2 on the hips and 2 on the chest. The collar is mandarin style, being closed with 2 hook & eyes. On the shoulders you'll find shoulder epaulettes, usually designed to secure ribbons and other sashes during ceremonial events. For the colour, it is a very dark navy blue, bordering on black.
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