This Women’s Land Army Tie WW2 is a reproduction of the distinctive neck tie worn by members of the British Women’s Land Army during the Second World War. The tie features a green base with a subtle WLA pattern and is made in the shorter ladies’ style typical for the wartime period.

The WLA tie was worn with the tan Land Army shirt or blouse and the green V-neck jumper, making it an excellent finishing touch for a Women’s Land Army, Land Girl or British Home Front impression.

Suitable for re-enactment, living history, educational displays, museum presentations, film, theatre or as a historical collector’s item within a WW2 Home Front collection.

Subtle advice block
Pairs well with a Women’s Land Army shirt, green WLA jumper, service badge or other British Home Front accessories for a more complete historical display.

Historical Context 
The Women’s Land Army played an important role on the British Home Front during the Second World War. With many men serving in the armed forces, thousands of women took over essential agricultural work. Known as Land Girls, they helped with ploughing, harvesting, milking, tractor work and other demanding farm duties. Uniform items such as the green WLA tie helped create a recognisable identity for this civilian wartime service. The Women’s Land Army was re-established in 1939 and continued until 1950, with over 200,000 women serving during that period.