WW1 Imperial German 6 Uhlan Feldgrau Senior NCO Tunic

The WW1 Imperial German 6 Uhlan Feldgrau Senior NCO Tunic is a historical military uniform piece originating from the German Uhlan regiments during the First World War. This tunic reflects the typical feldgrau (field grey) wool construction adopted by the German Army in 1915, moving away from the earlier colorful uniforms to focus on camouflage and utility. It is designed for a senior non-commissioned officer (NCO) of the 6th Uhlan Regiment, a cavalry unit known for its lance-armed troops. The tunic features stand-and-fall collars, piping in regimental colors, and NCO-specific trim such as tress on the collar and cuffs, as well as tailored fittings for wear and movement on horseback. Insignia indicating rank and unit affiliation are typically present. This tunic represents the adaptation of traditional cavalry attire to the practical requirements of modern mechanized warfare during the period of 1914–1918.