WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Jacket and Trousers Size 10 Dated 1945

This listing features a World War II Canadian Army battledress jacket and trousers set, both in size 10 and dated 1945. The battledress uniform was standard issue for Canadian soldiers during the later years of the Second World War, modeled after British patterns but adapted for Canadian needs. The jacket is constructed from heavy wool serge and includes pleated breast pockets, concealed front buttons, and epaulettes typical of the Canadian design. The matching trousers are also made from wool serge, featuring a button fly, belt loops, and reinforced seat for durability in field conditions. Both pieces bear wartime manufacturing marks, including the date and size. The size 10 designation indicates measurements intended to fit a medium build, based on period sizing charts. These garments reflect the practical requirements and uniform standards of the Canadian Army in 1945, representing an example of mid-20th century military issue attire.