WW1, WW2 ATS, WAF, WAAF, WAC and Women Army uniform Reproductions

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Women army in uniform played a key role during both the world wars, World War I & World War II and thus there is a huge market for genuine or replica of women army uniforms and accessories around the world. They served the role of ground force as mechanics, ground crew, and fitters. Whether it is Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS), Women in the Air Force (WAF), Women Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF), Women’s Army Corp (WAC), or even German Helferin military units, all play a major decisive role for their respective countries. 

To meet the demands for collectors, theatres, and film production houses for women military uniforms and accessories, there are leading online retailers who custom stitch reproductions of uniforms based on your body measurements. One of the leading retailers where you can order custom-made reproductions of WorldWar 1 (ww1, wwi), World War 2 (ww2, wwii) women army uniforms, military kitsand accessories  is Replicaters.com .

Collectors, theatres, and film production houses can easily order WWII ladies army jackets, WAAF tunic uniforms, service dress skirts, work wear blouses made from finest materials such as fine barathea wool, serge wool or gabardine materials.

Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) uniforms  such as work wear blouse and tunic were mainly made from serge wool and gabardine materials.  Women’s Auxiliary Air Force uniform is in high demand where customers around the world go for made to order of reproductions. During the WWI, wwi, ATS services dress  (SD) included khaki battledress with matching trousers.   

After women were allowed to support the Great War efforts by performing non-combat roles such as cookery, mechanical, and clerical works, which otherwise be performed by men, who could do better by serving the nation in the direct war, British army council established the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAF) which was later renamed to Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps (QMAAC). WAAF was later disbanded in 1921 but when the WW2 became imminent Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) was formed again in 1938.  

WAAF army uniforms  such as service dress (SD) jackets, service dress skirts, khaki shirts, ATS tie or even seamed stockings or tights are very popular Great War replica items for re-enactors portraying ATS officers, NCOs (non-commissioned officers) or even OR (other ranks) of WW2 era.

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  1. Carl29 July 2019 at 14:55

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  2. Carl29 July 2019 at 14:58

    Hi, my name is Carl and I am looking for a reproduction WW 1 WAAC or QMRAC hat and hat badge for my daughter's WAAC uniform impression

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    1. Columbus Ohio1 October 2020 at 21:04

      Please visit here! https://www.replicaters.com/world-war-two-ww2-wwii-womens-uniforms-gear/

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