The Parachute Regiment No. 1 Dress - Female

• The Parachute Regiment No.1 Tunic (blues)**
• Dress Jacket

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

Choose one authorised option

• No. 1 Dress Skirt
• or No. 1 Dress Trousers

Choose one lower-garment outfit. The existing skirt/dress or female-cut trousers remain available, with the matching male-pattern trousers or overalls offered as alternatives by Goldings. Rank, appointment, occasion and mounted-duty conditions remain specific to each option.

• 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.

Female No. 1 uses black Service shoes, not brown shoes.

• Black Stockings or Tights

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

• Brown Leather Gloves

Unlined brown leather gloves with No. 1 Dress.

• The Parachute Regiment Maroon Beret

The maroon beret and Parachute Regiment badge remain atomic source evidence, while the exact customer-facing product is their single Beret & Badge parent. WordPress supplies only the parent grain, name and media.

Select the authorised insignia for the wearer’s rank

• Silver Metal Crowns — Ceremonial
• Silver Metal Bath Stars — Ceremonial
• 1 Inch Gold Metal Crowns
• 1 Inch Gold Metal Bath Stars

Parachute Regiment officer No. 1, according to substantive rank; any alternative ceremonial-board arrangement requires its specific local authority.

• Gold or Silver Shoulder Cords
• Gold 3 ply Shoulder Cords with Black Background

The previously reviewed Parachute blue-backed ceremonial-cord correction explicitly replaces this black-backed stock for officer No.1. Preserve historical stock evidence, remove the stale overlapping public wrapper.

• Parachute Regiment Officer and WO1 Dead-Silver Handed Collar Badges
• The Parachute Regiment Beret Badge
• The Parachute Regiment Blues Arm Badge

Supplied through the displayed Goldings product options.

• The Parachute Regiment 30 Ligne Gilt No. 1 or Service Dress Button
• The Parachute Regiment No. 1 Dress Screw Epaulette Button

Supplied through the displayed Goldings product options.

• 1897 / L4A1 Infantry Officer Sword and Scabbard

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product.

• 1897 / L4A1 Infantry Officer Sword and Scabbard

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product.

Choose one authorised option

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

When a sword is carried: gold Pattern No. 3 in ceremonial No. 1 Dress; brown leather in non-ceremonial No. 1 Dress.

• Sword Belt and Slings

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product. 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.

• Crimson Sash
• Brown Leather Sam Browne Belt and Sword Frog

An additional generic shoulder belt is not established alongside the local Sam Browne system.

• Blue-Backed Gold Ceremonial Shoulder Cords

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

This exact composition is skirt-only, so braces or other trouser support are not used.

This exact composition is skirt-only, so spurs and spur-box footwear are not used.

• Full-Size Orders, Decorations and Medals
• Medal Ribbons

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

• Authorised lanyard or aiguillette where entitled

A lanyard or aiguillette is worn only where local custom or individual entitlement requires it.

• 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.