Royal Canadian Regiment Named Scarlet Tunic NO BUTTONS

This is an original Royal Canadian Regiment Named Scarlet Tunic, offered without buttons. The tunic features the distinctive scarlet wool fabric traditionally associated with British and Canadian military dress uniforms. It is tailored to the regulation pattern used by the Royal Canadian Regiment, reflecting design elements typical of Canadian infantry dress from the late 19th to mid-20th centuries. The garment bears a name label or inscription identifying its original owner, adding to its historical significance. The cuffs, collar, and lining materials correspond to standard issue for the regiment, though insignia, buttons, and other metallic adornments are absent as noted in the title. Such tunics were worn for ceremonial duties, parades, and other formal occasions. This piece provides insight into the military dress practices of the Royal Canadian Regiment and serves as a representative example of Canadian regimental uniforms from its era. Condition details and any period-specific tailoring elements are noted in accompanying photographs.