World War Replicate Uniforms and Tents

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Not many people will know the detail about World War I & World War II but they will certainly know about the army uniforms and accessories worn by different armies from participating countries.  People are more interested in owning a piece of the Great War than knowing in detail about the war and why it happened for purely commercial interests.

Sensing great opportunities in providing replicas of World War army uniforms and military accessories worm by the soldiers, there are many companies who custom stitch reproductions of WWI & WWII army uniforms. US, Australian, and German army uniforms and insignia reproductions can be easily obtained from these retailers and manufacturers.

WWIAustralian uniforms reproductions, army uniform badges, militaria buttons, and equipment can be custom stitched and ordered online.

Who designed the German uniforms in WW2? It was Hugo Boss which produced the World War ii German army uniforms for the German forces and Waffen SS during the War. However World War II German uniform designer, Hugo Boss, did not design it. In 1932, SS members designed the black SS uniform.

From German army uniform insignia, badges, to German helmets, tanks, WW2 tents and bayonet, everything is available for sale for collectors, museums, and film studios. German army service dress cap with badges are popular among the cap badge collectors.  

WW2 German uniforms and equipment were modified once the Great War started, as field soldiers wanted a more durable, multipurpose, and comfortable army uniforms. Some of the modifications included rolled up sleeves, open-neck collar uniforms, and trousers that can now be worn over the army boots.

During World War days, the army used to live in tents and other hideouts not to be identified easily and to avoid being targeted by the enemies.  So, the tents needed to be durable, light and could be easily folded into a small bag for carrying purpose. Some of the tents were army WWII shelter half pup tent made of khaki, WWII era US military canvas tents, vintage Langdon tent rucksack bag in which these tents could be carried.


Most of the WW2tent reproduction companies can replicate WWII vintage tents using the same standard of quality and authenticity as originals.  Shelter half is the portable tents where different soldiers carry individual shelter parts and they combine them to form a tent in which 2-3 man can rest or hide.

Just as the Germans had their army uniforms during World War, so do the British army to represent their country as part of the Allies against the Germans. WW1 and WW2 British uniform reproductions are in high demands from film studios, television productions, theaters, museums, and Great War enthusiasts and collectors.  Re-enactors trust reproduction companies like Replicaters.com for their reproduction skills making vintage army uniforms, accessories, tents, signage, and insignia. 

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