Complete Imperial Japanese Army WWII Officer Field Uniform (Type 98 Pattern)

Description • Historically accurate reproduction of the Imperial Japanese Army Type 98 officer field uniform.• Based on the uniform pattern adopted in 1938 and widely worn through the early years of World War II.• Tunic features four pleated patch pockets with scalloped flaps, characteristic of Japanese officer field dress.• Stand-and-fall collar designed to accept branch and rank insignia tabs.• Khaki shade consistent with Imperial Japanese Army field uniforms used during the Second Sino-Japanese War and early Pacific War.• Officer-grade leather Sam Browne belt with diagonal shoulder strap, worn for sidearm and equipment support. • Matching trousers cut for officers, worn with tall black leather riding boots as per period regulation.• Japanese Army field cap with soft crown and metal star badge, standard for officers in field and service wear.• This uniform was worn by company-grade and field-grade officers in China, Manchuria, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific.• Correct impression for Imperial Japanese Army officers from approximately 1938–1942. Great buy for reenactors, films & movies, collectors, museums displays etc.