This pattern had plain patch pockets and exposed brown buttons.
What period does this battledress jacket represent?
This is a reproduction of the 'economy' pattern of Battledress. This pattern was first introduced around 1942. It features plain patch pockets and exposed brown buttons.
How does the sizing of the P-40 Battledress Jacket compare to other patterns?
The P-40 Battledress Jacket is available in the same sizes as the P37 Battledress. Some jackets can be a bit snug, so consider ordering a size up for a more comfortable fit. A longer version is available and can be more suitable for wearing with regular trousers.
Are there any common fit issues with this jacket?
The sleeves are consistently described as being long, sometimes requiring tailoring. The torso can be cut generously, with some finding it suitable for a "bodybuilder" build. The chest pockets are smaller than on the original garment.
What is included with the jacket?
The jacket is a reproduction of the P-40 battledress blouse. It features plain patch pockets and exposed brown buttons. The waist buckle on the reproduction differs from the original.
How does this reproduction compare to an original P-40 battledress?
This reproduction is very similar to a genuine P-40 battledress, with one jacket being described as identical to an original dated 1944. The main difference noted is the waist buckle. The chest pockets are also smaller compared to the original garment.
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