British Airborne Oxs and Bucks Officers Named 4 Pocket Tunic

The British Airborne Oxs and Bucks Officers Named 4 Pocket Tunic is a historically accurate reproduction of the uniform worn by officers in the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry regiment during World War II. This tunic is characterized by its four spacious pockets, structured layout, and distinct insignia. The fabric is painstakingly matched to the original, with high-quality materials used to ensure durability and authentic appearance. Each tunic bears the name of a specific officer, adding a layer of individuality and historical context. Although it is a reproduction, attention to authenticity makes it nearly indistinguishable from an original piece. Designed for enthusiasts, historians, reenactors, and collectors, it offers a tangible connection to the brave Oxs and Bucks officers who served in pivotal airborne operations, providing a unique piece of British military heritage. This product, while not an original artifact, maintains honesty in its representation of iconic British wartime attire.