Tropical Field Shirt – Olive Cotton Drill, Afrika Korps Issue WW2 German army

Description A faithful reproduction of the tropical field shirt worn by German Army personnel in North Africa during World War II, notably by the Afrika Korps. Constructed from lightweight olive cotton drill, ideal for hot climates and desert operations. Features pleated chest pockets with scalloped flaps, reinforced shoulder panels, and adjustable cuffs for field versatility. The open collar design allows for ventilation, while internal buttons accommodate shoulder boards for rank display. Tailored for comfort and mobility, this shirt was typically worn under the tropical tunic or as a standalone garment in extreme heat. Historically accurate in cut, stitching, and material weight, based on surviving originals and wartime photographs. Perfect for collectors, reenactors, and educators seeking authentic tropical gear from the German campaign in North Africa. All uniforms and articles pertaining to them, insignia, flags, banners, pennants, gear – of any country, from any era are for historical education purposes – to be used by reenactors, museums, living history collectors, film making and as educational material. We do not subscribe to or promote any ideology/party.