The CS sack coat is shown as a plain, untrimmed, 7-button front, has a front inside pocket, and is unlined. The coat is available in CSA or Block "A", "C", or "I" buttons and is available in several different wools. Click on the picture for more images.

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This artillery CS sack coat has a solid red collar and cuff, 7-button front, has a front inside pocket, and is unlined. The coat is available in CSA or Block "A" buttons and is available in several different wools. Click on the picture for more images.

Proudly MADE IN USA in the Great State of Idaho.

This infantry CS sack coat has a solid sky blue collar and cuff, 7-button front, has a front inside pocket, and is unlined. The coat is available in CSA or Block "I" buttons and is available in several different wools. Click on the picture for more images.

Proudly MADE IN USA in the Great State of Idaho.

This CS sack coat has a solid color collar and cuff, 7-button front, has a front inside pocket, and is unlined. The coat is available in CSA or Block "A", "C", or "I" buttons and is available in several different wools.

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Proudly MADE IN USA in the Great State of Idaho.

This CS sack coat has a piping trim collar and cuff, 7-button front, has a front inside pocket, and is unlined. The coat is available in CSA or Block "A", "C", or "I" buttons and is available in several different wools.

Proudly MADE IN USA in the Great State of Idaho.

The North Carolina Sack Coat was used by the volunteers and state troops of the state per the Regulations for the Uniform Dress and Equipment, of the Volunteers and State Troops of North Carolina. This coat has distinguishing sewn down shoulder epaulettes indicating branch of service and a lay down collar. It is a 6 button front with CSA or Block "A", "C", or "I" buttons,  has 2 inside pockets, and is lined in a cotton lining.

The coat is pictures with optional chevrons.

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In  December 1860 the militia company known as the "Old Dominion Rifles" was organized and captained by Montgomery Dent Corse. This militia company became Company H of the 17th Virginia Infantry. This sack coat is shown in Even More Confederate Faces by William A. Turner, copyright 1983, page 161. A gray wool covered militia shako is the correct headware for this sack coat.

This sack coat is is made of medium gray wool, has a straight sleeve, is lined in muslin lining, and has a 9 button front of Virginia State buttons. The front and buttoned epaulettes are trimmed in black piping. The collar and shoulder rolls are solid black. The Trefoil sleeve braid is black.

Per the original constitution, December 6, 1860, of the Old Dominion Rifles the jacket was made of Cadet gray wool and the trim, piping and braid were green. These colors are available as options for this coat.

Proudly MADE IN USA in the Great State of Idaho.

This sack coat is a civilian style typical of the common man, farmer or shopkeeper. This coat was brought from home by the soldier and worn instead of a standard issue sack coat. The civilian sack coat is a 5 piece construction, with a 6 button front and woven brown leather domed buttons, with a lay down collar, has one front outside pocket, and is lined in a cotton muslin lining.

The coat shown is made of brown wool. Other wool colors are available.

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Proudly MADE IN USA in the Great State of Idaho.