What clothes did children wear in World War 2?

Answer 1

Girls wore a blouse, preferably with a shirt under, skirt, long socks, and old-fashioned shoes (old brown slippers). Boys wore shirts and pants or overalls. Many dressed up for church on Sundays.

Answer 2

Their uniform was like a khaki - brown colour (for camouflage which had small round brass buttons down the front. The jackets had very high collars (like a priest's They had round water bottles in leather pouches round their shoulders and of course a gun. they had baggy khaki trousers and bandage type things rapped around their calves. They would have a round, rimmed helmet and big, tight bulky, leather boots ( sometimes they wouldn't take of their boots for like a week and their feet would rot.)

Answer 3

They would wear gas masks, and some kind of clothing that may have been battered or destroyed in some kind of way.

Answer 4

the army wore the uniforms of their army too show what side they were on !

Answer 5

Many young boys copied the dress of soldiers during World War II. They wore the helmets and fatigues of their heroes and acted like them at play.

Answer 6

In WW1 the boys wore rags and cloths and when they never got washed they were always covered in muck and nits and all the dirtiness.