VTG WWII 1940s Red Cross Production Corps Commando Blue Seersucker Dress Small For Sale

This is a genuine, historically accurate World War II-era indoor service uniform dress. Made from "Commando Blue" seersucker cotton, this style was officially introduced by the ARC in October 1942 for volunteer corps members.

• Branch/Unit: Production Corps — identified by the original, dark blue shoulder epaulets. This branch was vital to the war effort, producing billions of surgical dressings and comfort kits for troops overseas.
• Features: Comes with its rare, matching fabric belt, a button-down front with original white buttons except one, and a total of three pockets (one breast pocket, two large front hip pockets).
• Insignia: Includes the original Red Cross pin at the front neckline and the authentic woven Red Cross patch attached to the breast pocket.

Condition Details (Sold Strictly AS-IS):
This dress is in as-found, unwashed, and untreated condition. There are visible vintage stains and age-related discoloration present on the fabric (please thoroughly review all photos for exact locations, sizes, and details of these marks).No attempts have been made to launder or chemically treat the stains. This is intentional, allowing the next owner, museum curator, or textile restorer to handle fabric preservation according to archival standards. The fabric structure itself remains strong with no major rips, heavy tearing, or dry rot.Perfect for World War II home-front collectors, historical reenactors, or museum displays.Measurements:Chest: 16" from armpit to armpitLength: 40"Waist: 14" acrossHip: 18" across.Thanks for looking!

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