Canada, Commonwealth. A Canadian Provost Corps Battle Blouse, by Devonshire Clothes

Exterior in wool with a green/khaki wool, giving it that distinctive Canadian-look versus the British version, adorned with CANADIAN PROVOST CORPS embroidered shoulder flashes, both shoulders incorporate button down epaulette straps, both straps secured in place via a brownish-green finished magnetic metal button. The front has two pockets, one on each breast which have decorative straps giving them a pleated-look with brownish-green finished metal buttons at the top, each pocket with a fold over flap and when lifted up, exposes a reinforced buttonhole. When the buttons are fastened, they remain invisible to the eye, covered by the flaps.  The front has a vertical row of five buttons, the waistline at the front with a strap with metal length adjustment buckle on the left side, and when fed through the belt loop on the right side, ensures a snug fit at the waist. Both sleeves have button down cuffs with buttons on both sides. Just below the crown on the right sleeve are three upward-pointing chevrons representing years of service. Canadian Broad Arrow production insignia, along with the manufacturer's stamp inscribed "BATTLE DRESS / BLOUSE / SERGE / HEIGHT 5 "9" To 5 "10" / Breast 46-47 / DEVONSHIRE CLOTHERS / MARCH...", year designations faded and now illegible. As worn.