Victorian Uniforms Highland & British Military Tunics

Description We bring you an additional range of British army, Victorian era, Highland tunics for officers’ and enlisted men. 1. Line Infantry Officer (British) Description: A formal scarlet tunic worn by officers of British line infantry regiments, featuring gold piping and ceremonial crossbelt. Construction Highlights: • Scarlet wool serge with gold braid on collar and cuffs. • White buff leather crossbelt with brass buckle. • Tailored waist taper with rear button detail. • Brass shank buttons plain – can arrange regimental buttons on special request and additional payment. 2. Rifle Brigade Officer Description: A dark green doublet with black facings and braided loops, worn by officers of the Rifle Brigade. Construction Highlights: • Wool broadcloth in rifle green. • Black cord braiding across chest and cuffs. • High collar with black piping. • Black shank buttons, hand-sewn buttonholes. 3. 19th Hussars Officer Description: A navy pelisse with elaborate gold lace braiding, worn by officers of the 19th Hussars in full dress. Construction Highlights: • Navy wool with gold bullion lace across chest and sleeves. • High collar with gold braid trim. • White pouch belt with plain gilt gold buckle. • Gold dome buttons plain – regimental buttons can be arranged on special request and additional payment. 4. Scots Guards Piper Description: A scarlet tunic with gold braiding and ceremonial crossbelt, worn by pipers of the Scots Guards. Construction Highlights: • Scarlet wool with gold braid loops and cuff detailing. • White crossbelt with large brass buckle. • Brass buttons plain – original buttons arranged on special request and additional payment. • Reinforced shoulder seams for instrument carriage 5. Black Watch (Other Ranks) Description: A dark blue doublet with black braiding, worn by enlisted men of the Black Watch regiment. Construction Highlights: • Heavy wool twill with black cord trim. • Black braid loops across chest and cuffs. • High collar with black piping. • Black shank buttons, trews-compatible cut. 6. Seaforth Highlanders (Other Ranks) Description: A navy doublet with light blue facings and white piping, worn by enlisted men of the Seaforth Highlanders. Construction Highlights: • Worsted wool with satin lining. • Light blue collar and cuffs with white piping.• Silver buttons with regimental crest • Braided loops and reinforced elbow panels 7. Gordon Highlanders (Other Ranks) Description: A scarlet doublet with yellow facings and brass buttons, worn by enlisted men of the Gordon Highlanders. Construction Highlights: • Scarlet wool serge with yellow collar and cuffs • White cord braiding in zigzag cuff pattern • Brass dome buttons plain – original buttons can be arranged on special request and additional payment. • White waist belt with plain gilt brass buckle 8. Highland Light Infantry Corporal Description: A dark green doublet with black facings and chevron insignia, worn by corporals of the Highland Light Infantry. Construction Highlights: • Wool broadcloth with black braid trim. • Gold chevron rank insignia stitched on sleeve. • Black shank buttons and piped cuffs. • Trews-compatible cut with side vents. 9. London Scottish Volunteer Description: A hodden grey tunic with plain facings and Douglas tartan flash, worn by volunteer corps in ceremonial and field settings. Construction Highlights: • Hodden grey wool with tartan shoulder flash. • Black leather belt with round bronze buckle. • Plain grey collar and cuffs. • Functional button placket with reinforced stitching.