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One engagement. One turning point. Designs built around real battles: the ground, date, commanders, formations and the moment the outcome changed.
AGINCOURT · TRAFALGAR · WATERLOO2000 YEARS OF MILITARY HISTORY
From Thermopylae and Roman Britain to Hastings, Agincourt, Naseby and Waterloo. Original clothing built around the battles, armies and formations that shaped history.
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Six defining designs from Alesia to Waterloo. One clear entry point into Iron Regiment.
THE HISTORY BEHIND THE DESIGNS
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Research-led Field Notes on battles, campaigns, commanders, formations and historical evidence.
1870 TO THE PRESENT · COMPANION SITE
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World wars, later campaigns, service history and the modern battlefield continue at S&W Gallus.
START HERE · SIX DEFINING DESIGNS
New to Iron Regiment? Start with six battles that carry the range from Rome through conquest, medieval warfare, pike and shot, the eighteenth-century battlefield and Waterloo.
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START HERE / 06CURRENT ISSUE · REVOLUTION, NELSON & NAPOLEON
From the Seven Years’ War to Trafalgar, the French Empire and Waterloo, this issue follows the battles, commanders and military systems that transformed warfare between the mid-eighteenth century and 1815.
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CURRENT ISSUE / 04What it is: the full 1700–1815 collection in one place. Start here for the Seven Years’ War, Age of Sail, French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, Nelson, Napoleon and Waterloo.
Best for: exploring one historical period across battles, people and military themes.
SHOP THE ERA → 02 / BROWSE BY BATTLEWhat it is: designs tied to specific engagements — the place, date, commanders, armies, formations and decisive moments that made each battle matter.
Best for: finding the battle you already know, visited, studied or served near.
EXPLORE HISTORIC BATTLES → 03 / BROWSE BY CAMPAIGNWhat it is: chronological battle and campaign references that put individual engagements back into the wider sequence of a war or military era.
Best for: seeing the bigger picture and the order in which a campaign unfolded.
VIEW HISTORICAL LISTS →THE IRON REGIMENT ARCHIVE
Five connected periods of military history, each built around the battles, armies, commanders and formations that defined its age — from Greek hoplites and Roman Britain to the Norman Conquest, medieval warfare, the English Civil War and Waterloo.

Greek hoplites, the Persian Wars, Rome and Roman Britain — the battles and armies that shaped the classical world.
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Anglo-Saxons, Viking armies, shield walls, Stamford Bridge, Hastings and the violent making of medieval England.
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Knights, longbows, the Hundred Years’ War and Wars of the Roses — campaigns where dynasties and kingdoms collided.
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Pike blocks, musketeers, cavalry and the English Civil War — gunpowder warfare before the age of line infantry.
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The Seven Years’ War, Age of Sail, French Revolution, Napoleon and Waterloo — warfare on a continental and global scale.
SHOP REVOLUTION & EMPIRE →Five periods. Hundreds of years of warfare. Battles, campaigns, warriors and formations — all connected by the history behind the designs.
ENTER THE FIVE AGES OF WAR →THE IRON REGIMENT SYSTEM
Battle. Campaign. Warrior. Formation. Four different ways into military history, all built on the same rule: the history comes first and the design has to earn its place.

One engagement. One turning point. Designs built around real battles: the ground, date, commanders, formations and the moment the outcome changed.
AGINCOURT · TRAFALGAR · WATERLOO
The battle is only part of the story. Routes, invasions, manoeuvre and theatres of war that show how armies reached the decisive ground.
1066 · HUNDRED DAYS · EGYPT
People, kit and fighting identity. Historically grounded soldiers and commanders tied to the warfare they actually practised — not generic fantasy warriors.
HOPLITES · LEGIONARIES · COMMANDERS
How armies actually fought. Phalanx, shield wall, pike block and infantry square — the battlefield systems that turned discipline into combat power.
PHALANX · SHIELD WALL · PIKE · SQUAREDISPATCHES FROM THE ARCHIVE
The history behind the clothing. Research-led Field Notes on battles, campaigns, commanders, formations and the evidence behind famous military stories. Read the history first, then follow it into the related designs.

Leipzig 1813 in full: Napoleon after Russia, coalition strategy, 16–19 October fighting, Saxon defection, bridge disaster and collapse of French Germany.
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Borodino 1812 in full: Napoleon, Kutuzov, Bagration flèches, Great Redoubt, Imperial Guard debate, casualties and the road to Moscow.
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Napoleon's Russia campaign in full: Niemen crossing, Russian withdrawal, Smolensk, Borodino, Moscow, retreat, winter, Berezina and the destruction of the Grande Armée.
READ THE FIELD NOTE →BRITISH VETERAN OWNED
Iron Regiment is founded and operated by British Army veterans. We spent careers around military history, service and the practical realities behind the word “warfare”. That is why the details matter here.
We are not interested in turning history into generic warrior slogans. The aim is a wearable archive: real battles, real formations, real places and the stories that made them significant.
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New designs, new battles and fresh entries from the ancient world to Waterloo. No noise. Just history.