Carl Halfar tunics?

[Eagle mtn]

I’m sure many are well aware that Carl Halfar made cloth head gear, but my question is, did they ever make field tunics?

[MAP]

I saw your other post yesterday . I searched and searched but couldn't find anything

I think we need a tunic expert to opine however

[Eagle mtn]

Thank you,
I tried searching as well but to no avail.
Sorry all for the repeat post, thought i mght try my luck in the caps category

[stonemint]

No, not a tailor--they made only headgear.

There are only 3 tailor houses that also made headgear: Welhausen, C. Louis Weber, & Holters.

[stonemint]

Coathanger says it all:

[ErichB]

Nice hanger! Does anyone know what the wire attachments would have been used for? I've got one or two of these but could never make sense out of the hook and other wire bits.
ErichB

[ErWeSa]

Nice hanger! Does anyone know what the wire attachments would have been used for? I've got one or two of these but could never make sense out of the hook and other wire bits.
ErichB

The hooks are for loops in women's dresses with which these are hung on the hanger (sometimes men's trousers also have loops for this purpose). The other thing could be used for a tie.

[MAP]

Coathanger says it all:

Odd that they have a hanger if they only make caps

[ErWeSa]

It says "Property of the uniform cap factory Carl Halfar Berlin" so this must have been a coat hanger of this company for their employees.

[MAP]

It says "Property of the uniform cap factory Carl Halfar Berlin" so this must have been a coat hanger of this company for their employees.

So I guess those hooks wouldn't be to hang women's clothing....would make for an interesting work environment...LoL