Canadian Militia Officer’s Scarlet Tunic No Buttons

The Canadian Militia Officer’s Scarlet Tunic offered here is an original piece of military attire dating primarily from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. This tunic would have been worn by officers of the Canadian Militia as part of their formal dress uniform. Constructed in wool, the tunic features a distinctive scarlet red color, which was traditionally used to signify British and Commonwealth military uniforms. The garment includes a stand-up collar, piped detailing, and facings typical of officer-grade uniforms of this era. Please note that this example is offered without buttons, allowing for customization or restoration as needed. The absence of buttons may indicate replacement needs or historical artifact separation. These tunics were commonly seen at ceremonial occasions, parades, and official functions, reflecting the military dress standards of the period. This item provides insight into Canadian military dress and organizational structure during a significant phase in the country’s military history.