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Reproduction of the "44 dot" camouflage trousers. This uniform appeared in the Spring of 1944 and was worn until the end of the War. These uniforms were made from nearly a dozen different fabrics, but Drillich (aka HBT) fabric was the most common. Our fabric is 50/50 linen/cotton.
ATF's 44 Dot: We have spent five years developing these uniforms, with only original WWII examples of garments and fabrics used in the process. I believe we are the only company which uses the true SS pattern for the garments- everyone else (including the pricey ones) based their designs off Heer "reed green" uniforms. All of the details peculiar to the these are duplicated- the shorter rise, nearly vertical pocket openings, buttons, lining material, and reinforcements.
Colors: We intentionally made two subtly different shades to try and mimic the patchwork look of most authentic WWII 44 dot garments. All colors and the pattern were taken directly from original period examples. The shading is random and we do not offer a choice- jackets and trousers may or may not match one another exactly.
Washing: Yes, these are washer/ dryer safe. However, it's best to button the uniform and flip it inside out before putting it in a machine otherwise the tumbler will knock the paint off the buttons. Hand wash/ hang dry is the best to reduce fade.
Waist size: German trousers adjust at the waist just like BDU pants. Simply find which one corresponds to your waist size and that's it. These don't "run" big, small, right, left, short, tall.....etc..
Inseam: All trousers have a 32" inseam. This is long enough for nearly everyone as these trousers are meant to stop at your ankle, rather than drape over it like jeans or slacks.
Shrinkage: We compensated for this in the pattern. They will shrink about 1.5" in length.
Custom orders? We have no ability to offer "custom" sizes or bespoke clothing of any kind.
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