WW2 Canadian RCAF Officers Tunic With Trousers

The WW2 Canadian RCAF Officers Tunic with Trousers is a standard-issue uniform set worn by officers of the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War. The tunic is constructed from blue-grey wool serge, featuring four front pockets with scalloped flaps, brass or blackened buttons bearing the RCAF insignia, and a belted waist. Epaulettes are positioned on each shoulder for the attachment of rank insignia. The accompanying trousers are crafted from matching wool material, tailored in a straight-leg pattern, and include side pockets and belt loops for secure wear. This uniform reflects the design regulations adopted by the RCAF from the late 1930s into the 1940s, aligning closely with contemporary British RAF patterns but distinguished by unique Canadian insignia and manufacturing details. Such tunics and trousers were used both for daily duties and formal occasions, providing an example of the standard attire issued to Canadian air force officers during the conflict.