History

In the spring of 1940, a standardised uniform for female SS staff was introduced. Female personnel were issued a grey tunic and skirt, a blouse, a cap, two pairs of boots, socks, and a pair of regular shoes. The uniforms were to be worn without personal accessories, such as jewellery.

The female auxiliary tunic was manufactured out of dark green/grey wool and features two pockets on the lower skirt, as well as a single breast pocket. The tunic closes with five large black buttons and the waist is slightly cinched. An SS-pattern eagle is sewn to the upper left sleeve.

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