Image: IWM (UNI 5309)

Object Details

Category
Uniforms and insignia
Related period
Second World War (association)
Materials

Zipper: metal

whole: wool

Dimensions

Wrist: Circumference 210 mm.

Collar: Circumference 340 mm., Collar Height 56 mm.

PR Ankle: Circumference 525 mm.

PL Ankle: Circumference 530 mm.

Thigh: Circumference 635 mm.

Waist: Circumference 780 mm.

Chest: Circumference 965 mm.

Hips: Circumference 965 mm.

Scarf: Length 1030 mm.

PL Shoulder Seam: Length 130 mm.

PR Shoulder Seam: Length 135 mm.

Belt: Length 1365 mm.

Hood Front: Length 185 mm.

Centre Front Crotch: Length 280 mm.

Hood: Length 285 mm.

Centre Back: Length 440 mm., Length 815 mm.

Centre Back Crotch: Length 455 mm.

Centre Front Zip: Length 515 mm.

PL Sleeve: Length 620 mm.

PL Inseam: Length 630 mm.

PR Inseam: Length 630 mm.

PR Sleeve: Length 630 mm.

Centre Front: Length 800 mm.

Bust Points: Width 205 mm.

Between Shoulders: Width 370 mm.

whole: Calf (circumference) 540 mm.

Catalogue number
UNI 5309

Object associations

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