This WW2 American Womens Army Corps WAC Service Skirt in Olive Drab is the matching skirt for a smart American women’s WWII impression. It pairs especially well with a WAC service jacket or officers service jacket and immediately creates the neat, well-presented look for which Women’s Army Corps uniforms became known. This skirt is ideal for reenactment, living history, display use and collectors building a correct American women’s wartime uniform. The supplier describes it as a new reproduction made from soft yet sturdy polyester, with a tailored fit, a side zip closure and a single button fastening. The product is also described as an iconic six-panel skirt, matching the clean and elegant silhouette associated with the original design.

Material: 100% polyester
Colour: Olive Drab
Style: WAC service skirt / six-panel skirt
Closure: side zip with single button fastening
Fit: neat tailored women’s fit
Sizing note: do not rely on regular clothing size alone. Always compare your measurements in centimetres with the supplier’s size guide. The product page lists waist, hip, hip-to-waist and total length including waistband.

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This skirt works particularly well when paired with the matching WAC service jacket or officers service jacket, a correct women’s blouse, tie and a smart garrison cap. For a polished stateside, staff or administrative WAC impression, it forms a logical and historically appropriate foundation. The supplier also lists the matching WAC officers service jacket as a related product.

Historische Context 
The Women’s Army Corps grew out of the WAAC, which was established in 1942. In 1943 the organisation was converted into the WAC, giving women fuller military status within the U.S. Army. WAC uniforms became known for their smart female tailoring and polished presentation. Although intended for non-combat roles, they were worn by women serving in essential administrative, technical and support duties across the wartime Army.