Luftwaffe Fallschirmjager Fliegerbluse NO Insignia by RUM

WW2 Luftwaffe Fallschirmjager Fliegerbluse by Richard Underwood Militaria worn by the German airborne in WW2 as there wool tunic.

German WW2 flying blouse, the Fliegerbluse was not a paratrooper specific item as it was issue to air crew and paratroopers.

This Luftwaffe blue wool flieger blouse tunic is made by Richard Underwood Militaria and is made in the 1940 design pattern so it has the internal first field dressing pouch, pockets with button down flaps.

This high quality reproduction fliegerbluse by Richard Underwood Militaria has all the original details of the model made in and after 1940 like:

• Two lower pockets covered with a flap and fastened by a metal pebbled button painted blue.
• Front is fastened by 5 plastic buttons which are concealed in the flap.
• Metal hook and hook fastener on the neck.
• Three buttons on the inside of the neck to attach a collar liner (collar liner not included).
• Short length design.
• Shoulder straps (epaulettes) are included and are removable and have a yellow edging. Earlier model tunic had the shoulder straps sewn on into the shoulders.
• Row of three eyelets on each side to hold the belt hooks (belt hooks not included).
• 2 internal suspension straps with eyelets in them for the belt hooks to fasten into.
• Two internal chest pockets are fastened with a plastic button.
• Internal field dressing pocket is fastened with a plastic button, there where no internal field dressing pockets on the earlier models of fliegerbluse.
• Shoulders are lined with Viscose which is a man made artificial silk material, that was used for linings in German tunics and caps in WW2.

Part of the Richard Underwood Militaria range of replica German clothing.