Collection: Revolution & Empire

From the age of drill to the age of Napoleon. Revolution & Empire brings together eighteenth-century and Napoleonic military history through designs inspired by Minden 1759, Alexandria 1801, Trafalgar 1805 and Waterloo 1815.

Follow the history in The Regimental Record: Revolution & Empire. Start with Minden 1759 and the Seven Years’ War, then move into the Egyptian Campaign through Alexandria 1801. From there, trace the 1805 Naval Campaign into Trafalgar; then follow the Hundred Days through Ligny and Quatre Bras to Waterloo 1815 and the tactics behind British infantry squares.

For the largest focused battle range, shop Waterloo 1815. For chronological designs across several eras, explore Historical Lists.

After Waterloo — continue the chronology on S&W Gallus

Iron Regiment follows military history through Waterloo. For the later nineteenth century, the World Wars and modern British campaigns, continue the research on our companion site S&W Gallus.

• Anglo-Zulu War 1879 — Rorke’s Drift, Isandlwana & Victoria Crosses
• World War 1 1914–1918 — Somme, battles & Western Front
• World War 2 1939–1945 — D-Day, Normandy & campaigns
• Later military history — Falklands, Afghanistan, Iraq & more

History first. Clothing second.