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Facing colour

A facing colour, also known as facings, is a common tailoring technique for European military uniforms where the visible inside lining of a standard military jacket, coat or tunic is of a different colour to that of the garment itself. The jacket lining evolved to be of different coloured material, then of specific hues. Accordingly, when the material…

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Facing colour

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Facing colour

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related to Other armies · 19
Facing colour → Artillery, As, Belgian, By, Chilean, Dutch, European, French, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Mexican, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, The, Turkish
related to France · 17
Facing colour → Ancien Régime, Army, Béarn, Chasseurs, Dress Regulation Facings, During, Examples, French, From, In, Languedoc, May, Napoleonic Wars, Régiment, The, This, Thus

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facings colours infantry regiments red regiment facing uniforms blue army different century jacket colour armies green made lining yellow dress

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silver-greyinstance ofof 31 May 1776 when unusual shades0.80text
auroreinstance ofof 31 May 1776 when unusual shades0.80text
andinstance ofof 31 May 1776 when unusual shades0.80text
piping or button patterns to distinguish separate units.The rise of mass conscript armies duringinstance ofrelying on secondary features0.80text
following the Napoleonic Wars led to increasing standardisation of facing coloursinstance ofrelying on secondary features0.80text
for reasons both of economyinstance ofrelying on secondary features0.80text
supply efficiencyinstance ofrelying on secondary features0.80text
scarlet piped with white for Engineersinstance ofCombinations of colours0.80text
orange piped with white for the Signal Corpsinstance ofCombinations of colours0.80text
black piped with scarlet for Ordnance personnel gave wide scope for adding distinctive branch facings as the Army became more technicalinstance ofCombinations of colours0.80text
diverseinstance ofCombinations of colours0.80text
Facing colourrelated to FranceDuring0.60section

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