Woodard
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Post by Woodard on Jul 11, 2007 19:42:39 GMT -5
Last December I found a website for a company in France called "Sinologie". I ordered a cotton Mao jacket in Khaki/green and some "Tai Chi slippers". The order was promptly lost in the mail, and I even had to fill out a form from the French Postal service to investigate the case. Sinologie wanted to "investigate" before sending more goods out. I forgot about it until about three weeks ago, when I reminded the company. They resent the order and this time it arrived safe and sound in about a week. The slippers are awesome. They are a fine substitute for the Green Chinese Army shoes that cost about <$1 in China but are impossible to find here. The soles are made of layered cotton, and being as comfy as they are they probably won't last long. As for the tunic, by "Khaki green" I was expecting Khaki with a green tinge, but when I opened the jacket it was about like US late WW2 OD. The cut is very nice, and it works for a late war officers tunic. While it looks better than the late 80's Chinese uniforms for sale everywhere, I may order another in grey and dye khaki it myself.
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zb30
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Post by zb30 on Jan 22, 2008 11:58:05 GMT -5
I placed an order on Jan 14 with Sinologie. I received it today January 22, 8 days, not bad! I ordered a Mao hat in Khaki and a"Workers Uniform" set in khaki. Their Khaki color is dark, it is pretty close to Olive Drab, perhaps I should have gotten the cream color but they don't offer the Mao cap in cream. They are out of alot of the middle sizes in the workers uniform in khaki. Euro size 50 would have been too small for me and the next size up they had was a Euro 58. The shirt is big on me, but the pants are huge. They are made in China out of cotton, so I'm hoping a hot wash and dry will shrink them down a bit.
Dale
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Post by pop401k on Jun 27, 2008 23:39:44 GMT -5
So... How did the hot water washing affect the size of the shirt and pants???
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Post by redstar on Sept 14, 2010 18:57:21 GMT -5
Has anyone tried the 1950s PLA uniforms from Trident Milita
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Post by redstar on Sept 14, 2010 18:59:05 GMT -5
Has anyone tried the PLA uniforms from Trident Military they are from the 1950s, also where can you get a repro. Chinese Nationalist Uniform?
Gregg
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Post by pop401k on Sept 15, 2010 0:07:25 GMT -5
The photos look green, and until...1966? they wore the mustard khaki.
Their N. Korean uniforms look closer, color-wise. IIRC the uniforms they wore during the conflict didn't have breast pockets, these I think, would be the Model 1955.
If you check on ebay for chinese army uniform or tunic you can find basically the same thing Trident shows (green) for around $35.- IIRC
John C.
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