What's in the Box

• Green jacket
• Skirt
• Mock shirt
• Army hat

This Womens WWII Army Costume brings the uniform of 1940s Women's Army Corps service personnel to life with period-accurate tailoring and details. The olive green ensemble captures the silhouette and structure of wartime military dress — fitted jacket with princess seaming, belted waist, and chevron rank insignia on the sleeves.

The jacket's gold-tone buttons and structured shoulders give it genuine military presence, while the knee-length pencil skirt and garrison cap complete the classic 1940s service-woman look. Mock shirt collar insert adds the layered effect of regulation uniform without extra pieces. Matte-finish fabric holds its shape through wear — ideal for events where you'll be standing, speaking, or marching.

Perfect For

Historical Reenactments & Commemorative Events: A natural choice for Anzac Day ceremonies, WWII memorial services, living history displays, or wartime heritage weekends where period accuracy matters.

Book Week & Educational Settings: Perfect for teachers presenting war-era literature (novels set in the 1940s home front, wartime nurse stories, service-women memoirs) or students portraying historical figures from WWII chapters.

Themed Parties & Theatrical Productions: Works brilliantly for 1940s swing dance nights, retro military fancy dress events, vintage USO-themed parties, or stage productions set during the wartime period.

How to Wear It

Pair with black closed-toe heels or period-appropriate lace-up oxfords for authenticity. Style hair in a 1940s victory roll or netted bun for the full effect — the garrison cap sits at a slight angle, pinned just above the right ear.

Parent FAQs

Q: What size should I order?

A: Check the size chart for bust and waist measurements. The jacket is tailored through the torso with princess seaming, so if you're between sizes and prefer a looser fit, size up.

Q: Is this suitable for outdoor Anzac Day services?

A: Yes — the medium-weight fabric works well for autumn/winter commemorative events. Layer a skin-tone long-sleeve underneath the mock shirt if you need extra warmth.

Q: Can I wear this for Book Week as a teacher?

A: Absolutely. It pairs beautifully with war-era literature themes — novels about the home front, code-breaker heroines, Women's Land Army stories, or any WWII-set narrative.

Q: How do I care for the uniform?

A: Dry clean for best results or hand wash in cold water and hang to dry. The structured jacket holds its shape better with professional cleaning, especially if you're wearing it for formal commemorative events.

Care: Dry clean recommended; hand wash cold if needed, hang dry to preserve structure.