Complete uniform of an S.A man part 1

The SA (Sturmabteilung), commonly known as the Brownshirts or Storm Troopers, was the original paramilitary wing of the Nazi Party. Founded in Munich in 1921 by Adolf Hitler, it played a central role in his rise to power by using violence and intimidation to secure political dominance. The SA functioned as a private army, protecting Nazi rallies, disrupting meetings of opposing parties (primarily Communists and Social Democrats), and engaging in brutal street brawls. They terrorized Jews, Romani people, trade unionists, and other perceived "enemies" of the regime to silence dissent and influence elections. In 1938, the SA was a primary force behind the "Night of Broken Glass," leading the destruction of Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues.

This item:
This offer includes the shirt, breeches, armband, belt with buckle and two belt loops, the shoulder strap, kepi, bread bag, and water bottle.

The shirt is in very good, worn condition with no major damage. The factory size is stamped on the collar. Numerous loops are attached to both breast pockets. The collar tab was attached by hand. The right collar tab is missing. All buttons are original. The top and bottom buttons were replaced by two new buttons at the time, but the original nickel buttons, which I found in the breast pocket, are included. The two buttons and the hooks at the bottom are all still present. The hooks are all marked "BOBI Ges. gesch." The breechhose is in very good condition; all original buttons are still present, with the exception of the back pocket button. All clasps and laces are present. The trousers have no moth damage and are stamped with an RZM stamp. The armband is made of durable wool (not the cheaper, thinner version). It is a multi-layered construction, with the white disc sewn onto the wool, and the swastika on the white disc. such as those worn by the allgemeine SS. Completely moth-free and bearing an RZM label. The belt is in very neat, worn condition and complete with the nickel buckle and two belt loops. The shoulder strap is in very good condition and is neatly marked by the Croupon company. The bread bag is barely worn, complete, and in near-mint condition. The water bottle is complete and neatly marked and dated 1938. The kepi is, in my opinion, a reproduction, albeit a very nice one with an original bird and button. In short, this is a very nicely worn set.