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The Confederates, unlike the Union, didn't really have a specific color to their uniforms. The colors ranged from tan, to gray, to a lighter blue. This was due to the fact that the South did not have manufacturing corporations where they could have their uniforms made. The North's uniforms where very specifically colored dark blue.

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They were usually a navy blue, butter nut color, or a red color. Most of them, however, were grey.

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I will not dismiss this as a mere gray and blue. I will also post the wikipedia article on confederate uniforms in the related links box below.

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Confederate uniforms in the Civil War (1861-1865) were red.

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They were blue.

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Usually, (but not always), GREY.

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Gray.

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Grey

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