Small Arms School Corps No. 1 Dress - Male

• Small Arms School Corps No.1 Tunic (blues)**
• Blue Jacket

Specified by the dress evidence but not separately listed as a Goldings product for this uniform.

• No. 1 Dress Trousers

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product.

• Collarless White Shirt

ADR 02.211 supplies the exact No. 1 Dress shirt relationship. A separate WordPress 69820 record is not treated as the same physical product without route-specific proof.

• White Linen Collar

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product.

• Black Leather George Boots

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product.

• Black Dress Socks

Specified by the dress evidence but not separately listed as a Goldings product for this uniform.

• White Cotton Gloves
• Brown Leather Gloves

No. 1 Chapel order, with the Sam Browne belt without frog.

• Forage Cap (Field and Corps Adjutant)
• Small Arms School Corps Plain-Peak Officer Forage Cap

Supplied through the displayed Goldings product options.

Select the authorised insignia for the wearer’s rank

• 5/8 Inch Silver Metal Crowns
• 5/8 Inch Silver Metal Bath Stars

SASC officer rank: select the prescribed dead-silver finish, and only the device belonging to the wearer’s substantive rank; 5/8-inch Bath stars are required. Generic bright-silver stock is not an equivalent finish.

• Gold Shoulder Cord

Specified by the dress evidence but not separately listed as a Goldings product for this uniform.

• Small Arms School Corps Blue Peaked-Cap Badge
• Small Arms School Corps Officer and Warrant Officer Class 1 Dead-Silver Collar Badges

No specific SASC No. 1 metal shoulder-title instruction is established; retained stock identity does not prove that uniform association.

• Small Arms School Corps Forage-Cap Chinstrap Button (Dead Silver, 22 Ligne)
• Small Arms School Corps 30 Ligne Anodised Button
• Small Arms School Corps Screw Buttons

Dead-silver officer forage-cap fitting, with the matching formal cap.

• 1897 / L4A1 Infantry Officer Sword and Scabbard

Ceremonial No. 1 or Service Dress when sword carriage is ordered. Chapel order excludes sword and frog.

• 1897 / L4A1 Infantry Officer Sword and Scabbard

Ceremonial No. 1 or Service Dress when sword carriage is ordered. Chapel order excludes sword and frog.

• Gold Strap and Acorn Sword Knot (Pattern No. 3)
• Brown Leather Sword Knot

Restore the existing source-backed article for the exact eligible scope, retaining all local wear conditions. Non-ceremonial No. 1 Dress when the sword is ordered Gender: unisex. Wearers: officers. Non-ceremonial No. 1 Dress when the sword is ordered Wearers: officers. Non-ceremonial No. 1 Dress when the sword is ordered

• Sword Belt and Slings

Ceremonial No. 1 when sword carriage is ordered; no sword belt or slings in Chapel order. The webbing sword belt remains a source requirement; its sale listing is withheld at the owner’s request.

Not part of the standard composition for this role and order of dress.

• Maroon Waist Sash
• Brown Leather Sam Browne Belt and Sword Frog

Chapel order: Sam Browne belt without sword frog or sword.

• Authorised shoulder cords, chains or details

Shoulder cords, chains or other details depend on the authorised local pattern.

• Braces

With male formal trousers in the authorised No. 1, Service or WO/SNCO Mess order.

• Authorised spurs for an entitled wearer

Spurs apply only to an entitled wearer with compatible overalls or mounted footwear.

• Full-Size Orders, Decorations and Medals

Specified by the dress evidence but not separately listed as a Goldings product for this uniform.

• Dark-Blue and Cambridge-Blue Lanyard (Male)

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product. The lanyard remains a source requirement; its separate sale listing is withheld at the owner’s request.

• Additional authorised item for the occasion

Any additional accessory is controlled by the cited occasion or local dress rule.

• No. 3 Staff Aiguillettes

Offer the same No.3 Staff pattern conditionally, only for an entitled ADC/Military Assistant/Flag Lieutenant appointment and official duty during that appointment; ordinary officer status alone confers no entitlement.