WLA Woman's Land Army Working Dress set

WLA Women’s Land Army Working Uniform Set

The WLA was reformed in June 1939 on a volunteer basis and by the end of the year had recruited 4,500 women, at its peak more than 87,000 were employed in 1943. The " Land Girls" as they were called were employed nationally working on farms, planting crops, harvesting and tending to animals.

This uniform set was worn by Land Girls when working on the land as it was practical when carrying out all these working farm duties, The bib and Braces are made of Denim which is hard wearing and easy to clean, Wellingtons boots with a head scarf was quite often worn as a practical working uniform set.

The WLA Arm Band was always worn as a from of Identification when on duty and the WLA Cap Badge could be worn on the head scarf of pinned onto the bid and brace.

A  Khaki Webbing Haversack to carry your lunch and camera in plus a Brown leather belt  to finish of the uniform.

The set consists of all the items listed under the "Pack Contains" heading, here you are able to select any sizes if applicable. The image is indicative of the pack but please refer to the Pack Contains for the items included.

Select your sizes for applicable items under "Pack Contains"