What was the best uniform from WWII?
Allgemeine SS officer. This is not up for debate
idk why but i always thought the skull and bones was gay
I like the ones from the favor finns
Agree
>hurr durr nazis had the best uniforms!
cringe. it literally screams "we are the bad guys".
>muh hugo boss
wool is only good when it cold, the us (such a m42's) stuff is a better allrounder
It's a common trend for the bad guys to be the aesthetic
Parachute regiment mate. Looks like they were geared for anything.
*blocks your path*
the british naval officer ofc
Wool wicks moisture and is antimicrobial. Better than cotton for hot environments too.
Chads. I wish some in my family were in the paras but they all ended up in the navy.
>cringe. it literally screams "we are the bad guys".
That's the ringing in your ears of the Jews screaming that they were in every movie they've made since.
Germany's uniform was just the best updating of the 19th century aesthetic lineage to the age of dark, drab colours.
The idea that slick uniforms = bad is quite literally just propaganda, going well with the general anti-aesthetic propagandism of the postwar American establishment.
It's impossible to go against nature though, so the US in its scrabble for prestige as it sees its hegemony beginning to slip is going to be returning to its own WW2 uniform, which was probably the most aesthetic of the Allies, and is more clearly in the same 19th century lineage than the pajama onesies the US went to. If the trousers were the same colour as the jacket it would be about as kino as the Nazi uniforms.
>t.
i going by experince with my wool tunic in the summer compared to the cotton m42's
psscht, nothin personal
british uniform was classic, we should've never ditched it for the nato look
Agreed
>t.ambien