Regulation Type Jacket Revolution 17th Aug 1798

Revolution Regulation Type Jacket for General De Division Petite Tenue De Campagne – 17th August 1798

This Regulation Type Jacket, dated 17th August 1798, is a historically inspired masterpiece, crafted to represent the attire of a General De Division during the Revolutionary period. Designed for Petite Tenue De Campagne (Field Service Dress), the jacket captures the elegance and authority of 18th-century military fashion.

Product Features:

• Main Body:

  • Constructed from dark blue wool, reflecting the sophistication and regality of the era.

• Collar:

  • Made of red wool, adorned with golden embroidery, symbolizing the prestige of a high-ranking general.

• Cuffs:

  • Designed in red and off-white wool, intricately embroidered with golden detailing, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship.

• Design Elements:

  • Inspired by revolutionary military regulations, ensuring historical accuracy and authenticity.
  • Meticulously tailored for a structured and commanding silhouette.

Material and Craftsmanship:

• Made from high-quality wool, ensuring durability and comfort.
• Embroidery is executed with precision, adding a touch of luxury to the design.

Manufacturer:

• Produced by a traditional Scottish Gothic jacket manufacturer, preserving the artistry and legacy of historical garments.

Usage:

Perfect for historical reenactments, collectors, theatrical productions, or anyone with a passion for Revolutionary-era military attire.

Bring history to life with this Regulation Type Jacket, a tribute to the revolutionary spirit and the elegance of 18th-century military uniforms.

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