The Blues and Royals The Blues and Royals Overalls

RHG/D overalls carry one broad scarlet stripe 3¼ inches wide down each outside seam.

They are dark-blue barathea, cut straight and 1½ to 2 inches longer than ordinary trousers, strapped under the boot and close above spurs.

The cited source passage identifies Striped Overalls as the overalls article in 03.4070. No. 10 (Temperate) Mess Dress. Jacket – 1902 pattern. Scarlet superfine cloth.

The cited Household Cavalry regulation identifies Striped Overalls as the trousers article in soldier No. 1 Dress.

The cited regulation identifies this article as the overalls used in Full Dress.

The cited source passage supplies the overalls specification for this article.

Blue Patrol overalls are cut longer than ordinary trousers, strapped beneath the boot and fitted closely above the spurs when those are worn.

Goldings’ WordPress catalogue records the customer-facing parent name “The Blues & Royals Overalls”.

Dark-blue barathea overalls with the Blues and Royals single broad scarlet stripe and boot straps.