German WW1 M15 Imperial Tunic by Richard Underwood

German WW1 fieldblouse M1915 by Richard Undeerwood Militaria (R.U.M.)

In 1915 the German Army issued the Model 1915 uniform (sometimes called the M15 or M1915), this is the tunic of the M1915 uniform.

The Model 1915 tunic of the Imperial Army by Richard Underwood Militaria featuers:

• Front is fastened by six metal buttons which are all concealed under a flap.
• All the metal buttons have the Prussian crown design on them.
• Tunic is made from heavy wool with the correct rough feel.
• Large cuff on the bottom of the sleeves.
• Split in the rear of the tunic for ease of movement.
• Above the split at the back are two metal button with imperial crowns on them, the button are actually two belt hooks.
• Two standard belt hooks on the sides (4 belt hooks in total).
• Collar made from fine smooth wool and is dark green in colour.
• Two metal hook and eye fasteners on the front of the collar.
• Cotton liner.
• Two outer lower front pockets with flaps, each flap is closed by a single metal button.
• One inside pocket on the right breast.
• Two lower pockets built into the rear of the tunic one either side of the split.
• Correct shaped shoulder boards are included which have white piping.
• Single metal button (with the Prussian crown design) on each shoulder board.

Sizing, these are a slim/snug fit so if you want to wear more than a shirt or you are in between sizes than go for a larger size.

Part of the Richard Underwood Militaria range.