Trousers
British early WWII pattern Khaki Drill Trousers. This is the early pattern with no back pockets, two on-seam side pockets, and field dressing pocket on right front. Brass buttons as used on the earliest production of these trousers.
Shorts
Either ; Khaki Drill Shorts, 1941 pattern. This pattern has the two front closure straps (not crossover straps), front FFD pocket, baggy and long. or; Khaki Drill Shorts with Turn-Ups (Bombay Bloomers). This is the rare early WWII version of the KD shorts with long legs that button up to form shorts. They could be lowered to form high-water trousers in the evening for protection against cold or mosquitoes.
Socks used with shorts
British Indian Army Khaki Full Hose.
Shirts
AERTEX Desert Shirts or Cotton Aussie manufactured early WW2 shirt.
Boots
Should be WW1 pattern from Lawrence or Warwicks in Melbourne.
Webbing and Equipment
NO E TOOLS. And make sure to try to match the manufacturer ie British or Canadian. Water bottle with open web carrier, Bayonet Frog (Indian pattern). Gas Mask Bag optional.
