Getting yourself a micronational uniform

[Everette Millet]

Today I am working on making my micronational uniform with my military garb. I'm going to make some medals out of tokens and other things

[Yaroslav]

(02-11-2011 04:45 PM)demontux Wrote:  

(30-10-2011 04:03 PM)Cajak Wrote:  (Peter might have the picture somewhere, it's my "supreme dictator" portrait)

You know me too well, you old devil :stcharlie:

Sorry for bumping, but where did you get the cockade with St.Charlian flag? Was it ordered especially for the needs of the Federal Republic?

[Cajak]

(04-01-2012 09:08 AM)Yaroslav Wrote:  Sorry for bumping, but where did you get the cockade with St.Charlian flag? Was it ordered especially for the needs of the Federal Republic?

Unfortunately, no. The cockade is used by the Italian armed forces for generals. We simply changed it.

That's the original one:

[Mark II]

Cool.

[MrKeating]

Where can you get those Berrie Badges?

[Cajak]

(09-01-2012 06:38 AM)MrKeating Wrote:  Where can you get those Berrie Badges?

Military surplus shops have them sometimes, but I advice to get them on the internet, as you have a wider choice.

[Mark II]

We have a military surplus store in Sullivan...Sullivan is aka "Hickville".

Except for the Denny's and Walmart...

[SiroccanGov]

And that warrants a trollface how?

[Vitcash]

because both Denny's and Wal-Mart are "hick", also known as "rednecks" or "Republican Party Voters", stores.

[LosBayPetros]

Indonesian surplus is better very reachable even for me, an ordinary non-military Indonesian.
There lots of shopping malls, markets (especially in a market called Senen, who half of it stores sells military surplus, cheap).
I bought my full uniform less than $20, winter hats about $4, the bagdes $3, a kepi $3.

[TAV]

There's a shop in Finland selling used/old/unused militaria, called Varusteleka, and they ship worldwide.

They usually don't sell medals, but a variety of uniforms are usually in stock.

International postage charges may be (more than a bit) steep, but you usually end up spending more money than you thought -- I know I did!

Just thought to let you know.

[PresidentBooth]

I don't know if this is where you got the images from OP but here's a nice cheap UK based website http://www.the-outdoor.co.uk/index.html

[Luxor]

Can somebody help me? I am currently looking for a royal-looking uniform, but I have no idea how to write it properly.
I tried, but I found nothing, not even costumes for kids.

[MrKeating]

When you mean 'Royal-looking Uniform' do you mean something like the Genadiar Guard/ Coalstrem Guard red tuninc uniform?...

[Luxor]

(07-06-2012 04:36 PM)MrKeating Wrote:  When you mean 'Royal-looking Uniform' do you mean something like the Genadiar Guard/ Coalstrem Guard red tuninc uniform?...

I am not sure how to call them, but the uniforms specially made for monarchs, not for their guards. I apologize, my English is terrible.

[MrKeating]

I mean like what the Duke of Cambridge wore at his wedding last year:



or Danny Wallace's Uniform?...

[Luxor]

Danny's uniform looks far more interesting to me. I know where he got it, but that is probably financially out of my range.

[Überstadt]

Almost looks like USMC surplus.

EDIT: 501st post!

[Luxor]

(07-06-2012 06:37 PM)MrKeating Wrote:  I mean like what the Duke of Cambridge wore at his wedding last year:



or Danny Wallace's Uniform?...

Well, how would you call the second one?

[Cajak]

(07-06-2012 08:03 PM)Luxor Wrote:  Danny's uniform looks far more interesting to me. I know where he got it, but that is probably financially out of my range.

Depends. The internet provides good tunics for an affordable price, but like all clothing, you need to be really sure about the size, including sleeves, which can be bitches sometimes.

The usual cost is between £25 and £50 ($40 to $70), but they're worth buying as they last for long and look great during meetings and for pictures.