a WW II Military Naval Uniform

World War II Style Military Naval Undress Uniform 1940-50 Soldier

From the 1940s to the 1950s, soldiers engaged in World War II wore a military style Naval Undress Uniform like this one offered by Uncle Sam.
During World War II, Naval service men wore these uniforms as their tropical uniform or lightweight uniform. It was worn at Pearl Harbor. Khaki was the typical color of the uniform at that time. As scene in the film Pearl Harbor, the authentic uniforms were a must for Hollywood Producers creating realistic scenes in the 2001 movie, Pearl Harbor.
The Japanese raid took place December 7, 1941. During the time of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, these were the uniforms used. In the movie, Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale and Josh Hartnett get caught up in the fashion of the period. Uncle Samm???s outfits were used to make modern day men look like enlisted soldiers with the U.S. Army Air Corp and British Royal Air Force in 1941. Uncle Samm???s has a surplus of film ready costumes for film, theater and reproduction
The small sizes are true vintage. The metal buttons have the Navy anchor insignia. Itt???s a 100% wool. The pants are a pleated front. Button closure zip front, belt loops. Epaulet on shoulders, pleaded back of the jacket. The jacket has a box fit with four frontal pockets.

The suit includes jacket, dress shirt, and pants.


Optional Accessories:
* Khaki web belt
* Corcoran dress shoes

Condition: Surplus - Used Good