Camo Tunic

[ral6014]

Could this tunic be genuine? What makes me suspicious is the fact, that the double-thread which fix the liner, has different distances (look at my red markings). I think there should be absolutely the same distance, because this kind of double seem was usually made by using an also double Needle. What are your thoughts ?

[ral6014]

Front and backsite.

[ral6014]

More details.

[ral6014]

The last.

[Tom Castell]

Repro made by Janke.

Tom

[Fritz]

Could this tunic be genuine? What makes me suspicious is the fact, that the double-thread which fix the liner, has different distances (look at my red markings). I think there should be absolutely the same distance, because this kind of double seem was usually made by using an also double Needle. What are your thoughts ?

The tunic is fake, as has been stated here already.


Your conclusions concerning the stitching on this garment are wrong though. Your theory applies only to fake double needle stitching. Not to normal single needle seams, which this one here appears to be.


Cheers

[Stossgruppe3]

Repro made by Janke.

Tom

I don't think this is a Janke tunic ....
The Janke dot uniform didn't have 3 greens.
Clearly this does ... But it's still a fake
Regards
David

[Luis22]

great filler if the price is right!!

[ral6014]

great filler if the price is right!!

For 1.200€ it would be an expensive filler....

[HAF]

For 1.200€ it would be an expensive filler....

that right
nice looking repro by the way.

[Graham G]

I don't think this is a Janke tunic ....
The Janke dot uniform didn't have 3 greens.
Clearly this does ... But it's still a fake
Regards
David

Jankes do indeed have 3 greens. I believe this tunic in question to be an older janke. check out the "post your reproduction ss camo" thread in the living history section of this forum, there is a nice example there.