Buy British Military Uniforms Re-enactments, Stable Belt, Modern Equipment, Badges, Gears, and Accessories Reproductions

Everyone is fascinated by history especially related to World wars, great wars, and historic wars of significance and equipment used in the wars. People who were part of the World war 1 (WW1, World war one), World war 2 (WW2, World war two) boast of their army uniforms, the stable belts, fighting equipment and badges.  But people who love such war uniforms but were not part of the actual war go for Re-enactment and uniform Reproductions to show their love. Looking through the photographs of the world wars, one will notice the abundance of army men wearing uniforms fighting out the battle instead of highlighting the war equipment.  

On the internet, you can find re-enactment companies  who can reproduce British army WW1, WW2 military uniforms, equipment, medals and Insignia for their customers. These re-enactment companies have expertise in the reproduction of World War One (WW1), World War Two (WW2) military uniforms including belts, accessories, tunics, and trousers.  

One such expert enactment company -Replicaters -  from where you can order online some of the best reproductions of WW1British army uniforms  WW2 army uniforms, badges, caps, military equipment, and gears. Military uniforms reproduced by Replicaters are adorned in museums, displayed by collectors and are used by movie theatres in their films. Replicaters pride themselves on providing WW1 and WW2 militaria and uniform reproductions reminiscent of the British army. The Reenactments, from Replicaters, look so close to original uniforms and military items.   

There are various British military uniform buying guides you can use to know where and how you can actually shop for them online. There are various local communities, replicators, and groups who help other members become the proud owner of such world war army uniform reproductions.

British army fought the war in 1914 wearing Pattern service dress tunic and trousers which were thick and were dyed in khaki. The Same khaki coloured British army uniform known as a khakidrill  (KD) were introduced in Indian army. KD was a type of fabric used for the British uniforms.  The British officers in the army wore a slightly different colored military uniform to distinguish themselves from other ranks. The ranks of the army men were displayed on the shoulder flap as a badge beside on the sides of the arms above the elbow.