Prinz Eugen tunic in used condition

[n160]

That particular tunic wasn't a "Texled". Those were from a short run we did to see if we could mass produce in the states again. Of course, since they were over $99, they were too much.

We no longer make that particular type of tunic.

The Texleds are much better, are custom order, and cost a lot. On SS tunics I tend to use the fictitious maker code "430" (our street number) and Heer Tunics have RB Nr 02/7038/41965 (our phone number). Early models are some form of "Kirkman"- my grandmother's maiden name.

[Stossgruppe3]

That particular tunic wasn't a "Texled". Those were from a short run we did to see if we could mass produce in the states again. Of course, since they were over $99, they were too much.

We no longer make that particular type of tunic.

The Texleds are much better, are custom order, and cost a lot. On SS tunics I tend to use the fictitious maker code "430" (our street number) and Heer Tunics have RB Nr 02/7038/41965 (our phone number). Early models are some form of "Kirkman"- my grandmother's maiden name.

Thanks for the information ..... " Information is power "
Regards
David

[H-U Rudel]

From Czech Republik?

Crab tunic!

Uli

[Hptm. Fuhrmann]

Fake as already stated, but it's not an ATF tunic. I think it's a chinese made repro from ebayer aviator2046, also sold through gavin militaria:
http://www2.gavinmilitaria.com/index...products_id=45
They use this white iron-on fabric at the back of the lining that can be seen through the hole over the SS-BW stamp, the wide zig-zag stitching on the collar is typical for these repros and the wool and hbt-fabric is also a giveaway. This one here is from the same manufacturer: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...&highlight=m43