ASWN Brothers is a Pakistan-based manufacturer and exporter specializing in a diverse range of apparel and accessories, including historical uniforms, sportswear, and grooming tools. Headquartered in Sialkot, Punjab—a city renowned for its textile and manufacturing industries—ASWN Brothers has established a significant presence both locally and internationally.
1. Historical & Military Uniforms
ASWN Brothers offers an extensive collection of historically inspired garments, catering to enthusiasts of various eras and styles:
Men’s Uniforms: Napoleonic uniforms, Regency coats, Hussar jackets, Gothic coats, French uniforms, Inverses capes, Civil War uniforms, custom-tailored suits, pirate coats, clergy robes, cassocks, trousers, Halloween specials, movie costumes, smoking jackets, embroidered jackets, long coats, waistcoats, medieval gear, frock coats, Bavarian jackets, 18th & 19th-century uniforms, historical reenactment & cosplay uniforms, and steampunk jackets.
Women’s Uniforms: Hussar jackets, frock coats, tailcoats, trouser breeches, and clergy robes.
Scottish Attire: Prince Charlie jackets & vests, Argyle jackets & vests, doublet jackets, tweed Argyle jackets & vests, waistcoats, men’s kilts, kilt outfits, jacket outfits, casual outfits, Gillie shirts, sporrans, acrylic wool tartans, poly viscose tartans, Scottish wear, and headwear.
Military Uniforms: Military Jackets & Coats, British Military Uniforms.
A Men’s 18th Century Navy Blue Frock Coat is a classic piece of historical fashion, typically worn by gentlemen, naval officers, and sometimes members of the upper class during the Georgian period (1700s). Here’s a detailed description of its features, historical context, and styling:
Key Features of an 18th-Century Navy Blue Frock Coat
Color: Deep navy blue — a popular choice for both fashion and military/naval uniforms.
Fabric: Usually made from wool or wool blends, sometimes with linen or cotton lining.
Length: Knee-length or slightly longer, with a fitted upper body and flared skirt below the waist.
Front Closure:
Double or single-breasted.
Rows of decorative or functional buttons (often brass, pewter, or covered in fabric).
Cuffs: Turn-back cuffs, sometimes with matching button detailing.
Collar: High-standing collar or turn-down lapel, depending on the period/style.
Back: May feature pleats or vents for movement, often with decorative buttons at the waist.
Pockets: Functional flap pockets, sometimes with hidden slits.
Historical Context
Civilian Fashion: Popular among aristocrats, merchants, and well-dressed gentlemen.
Military/Navy: Navy blue was common among British naval officers; these coats were part of formal wear.
Styling: Typically worn over a waistcoat and breeches, with a cravat or lace jabot at the neck.
Styling Tips (Modern Use)
Reenactments or Theater: Pair with a tricorne hat, white stockings, buckle shoes, and a lace jabot.
Costume Events: Great for historical events, pirate themes, or Bridgerton-style balls.
Cosplay: Use for historical characters or fantasy nobles.
Custom sizing
Fabric choices (pure wool, blend, velvet)
Button style and placement
Lining preferences
Key Body Measurements
Measurement: How to Measure
Chest Measure around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms, keeping the tape level.
Waist Measure around the narrowest part of the waist (above the belly button).
Hips Measure around the widest part of your hips and buttocks.
Shoulder Width Measure across the back from the tip of one shoulder to the other.
Sleeve Length: From the edge of the shoulder down to the wrist, with the arm slightly bent.
Jacket Length: From the base of the neck (nape) down the center back to where you want the coat to end.
Bicep Measure around the fullest part of the upper arm.
Wrist Measure around the wrist or cuff line.
Neck (optional) Measure around the base of the neck (for high-collar jackets).
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