Type 96 Cold Weather Coat
Here is a comparison of authentic Cold Weather Coats. I also show examples of how to wear the full cold-weather gear.
Introducing the clothing of the Imperial Japanese Army: caps, tunics and trousers, overcoats, shirts, gloves, puttees, footwear and insignia, shown with both original items and replicas.
Here is a comparison of authentic Cold Weather Coats. I also show examples of how to wear the full cold-weather gear.
Using authentic Type 98 Sun Hats, I will compare several variants with different specifications. An early model with ventilation holes on the top and both sides is also included.
Using authentic Type 96 Cold Weather Caps, I will compare examples from several production years. I will also introduce specimens that still retain their original nose cover.
Introducing a replica of the Japanese military’s gun-soku socks. Made of cotton with a tube-like, heel-less design, they differ from modern Military Socks.
Adding authentic woven star insignia to an original Type 98 Sun Hat and a HIKISHOP replica, and detailing the replica further.
How the rank and Identification Insignia on the Type 98 uniform (1938) changed over time, traced through army uniform regulations.
Detail-up techniques for military gear that beginners can try: a little sewing and materials you have at home are all you need.