Fatigue Uniforms

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ATF Reproduction Army Fatigues

At the beginning of WWII the US Army was still using a blue denim uniform developed in the 1930's for work and fatigue wear.
In 1941, new uniforms in a more concealment friendly "sage green" (OD shade no.8) herringbone twill cloth were introduced. The design was updated in late 1942, and a few months later the color was changed to a darker shade (OD no. 7) which was then used for the remainder of WWII, in all theaters.

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Coveralls

Insignia Sewing Available: For more details and sewing rates go to the Insignia Sewing page.

There is a 30% restocking fee on any uniform returned or exchanged with insignia sewn on or alterations done! If you are unsure of your size, we recommend that you try it on before having us do any sewing. Why? The stitch holes left when we remove the insignia make the uniform "damaged".
Standard issue work uniform for all US Army and Air Corps personnel.

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