What material is the tunic made from?
The tunic is made from 100% wool barathea. The wool quality is excellent and the material is well-built. Some tunics have a slightly thicker and more "woolly" feel than others. The barathea cloth used is a heavier weight than some other reproductions.
How does the sizing of the tunic run?
Sizing can vary between individual tunics, with some finding their normal size fits perfectly and others needing to size down. The tunic is generally cut generously through the chest. If you have a larger waist compared to your chest, consider a larger chest size.
Will the sleeves require tailoring?
The sleeves are extra long and will likely require tailoring for an exact fit. However, some tunics have sleeves that fit perfectly without alteration. For individuals with very long arms, the sleeves may not need tailoring.
What is the overall quality of the tunic?
The tunic is of very good quality and is well-built. The material is nice, and the tunic has a good lining. The workmanship is great, and the cut-away for the sporran is at the correct angle.
Is the tunic suitable for reenactment?
The tunic is a great reproduction and is highly recommended for reenactment. It is a sturdy garment that holds up well. It is suitable for portraying an officer.
Is the waist size consistent with the chest size?
The waist is not a "giant tent size" like some other reproduction items. However, if you have a large chest and a smaller waist, tailoring may be needed to take the tunic in. The holes for the cloth belt may be too far down for some waist sizes.
These answers are generated automatically from this product's own description and from customer reviews. They are a guide only and we take no responsibility for their accuracy. If a detail matters to your purchase, please ask us about this item to confirm it before ordering.












