Description Switzerland remained neutral; SRC uniforms were practical service dress with clear medical identification rather than combat features. color tone is the characteristic Swiss grey; slight variation may occur under different lighting. Specification: nurse’s over-gown . matching grey wool skirt. white cotton apron with cross panel. detachable white cotton collar and cuffs. white cotton head covering (veil or cap, choose). red cross brassard on white ground with tie closure. leather waist belt, brown. shell: mid-weight grey wool serge (approx. 20–22 oz) with soft hand, period weave look. lining: undyed cotton drill in body; unlined sleeves for easy rolling. buttons: painted metal 18–20 mm (5-button front on tunic). pockets: two lower patch pockets with straight flaps; interior wallet pocket. apron: sturdy bleached cotton twill with reinforced waistband and bar-tacks at stress points. brassard: cotton duck with appliquéd red cross; cotton ties, stitched buttonhole for secure placement. belt: vegetable-tanned leather, single-tongue buckle (antique brass finish). patterning and silhouette tunic: simple straight body with slight hip flare; stand-and-fall collar; single vent rear. sleeves: two-piece tailored sleeve with gentle crown; optional turn-back cuffs. skirt: gored walking length, mid-calf; period A-line drape. apron: bibbed front, mid-calf hem; removable for laundering. White field cap. Custom tailoring available at no extra cost.
