Green IMPROVEMENT. Gray
Confederates= gray Union= blue
Gray. Confederate uniforms were gray with red piping.
They wore gray uniforms
The Grey Coats were the Confederate soldiers, the pro-slavery men.
Confederate, Johnny Reb, Reb, a Gray
A Confederate hat, specifically the commonly recognized "slouch hat" or "campaign hat," is typically made of gray wool, reflecting the color of the Confederate Army uniforms during the Civil War. However, some variants may include other colors or materials depending on the specific unit or individual preferences. Overall, while gray is the predominant color, not all Confederate hats are exclusively gray.
The proper wear and design of buttons, braids, knots, spurs, gloves, sashes, swords, cravats, and neck stocks are detailed in the Confederate Regulations. Confederate naval and marine uniforms differed little from those of their Union opponents. Cadet gray was the predominant color, and, in the navy, white was accepted for summer or tropical wear.
Southern Army (also called the Confederate Army, Rebel Army, Gray Coats).
The Confederates (south) wore gray and a color called Butternut, and the Union (north) wore a blue-gray more blue then gray type of uniform.
Confederate soldiers wore gray frocks, pants. and shoes and the Union the same, but blue. :)
The main color associated with the Confederacy during the American Civil War was gray. Confederate soldiers typically wore gray uniforms, which were intended to provide a distinctive appearance compared to Union blue. However, there was significant variation in the shade and quality of fabric due to supply issues, leading to a range of gray tones in actual uniforms.