Canadian Army Lorne Scots Battledress Jacket and Trousers Named

The Canadian Army Lorne Scots Battledress Jacket and Trousers is a two-piece uniform set originally issued to members of the Lorne Scots regiment during the mid-20th century. The battledress jacket is constructed from wool serge and features pleated chest pockets, a button front, and epaulets, consistent with Canadian military issue of the World War II and immediate postwar periods. The corresponding trousers are made of matching wool serge, designed with a high waist, button fly, and field dressing pocket. Both jacket and trousers are unit-marked for the Lorne Scots—a regiment with a history of service in the Canadian Army. This example is named to an individual soldier, with the name typically found on internal labels or ink stampings, providing a tangible connection to its original wearer. The set represents the standard field dress for Canadian infantry during the era and illustrates typical construction and insignia for regimental battledress in Canadian military history.