Red Coat

• British Army
• The usual uniform of British soldiers during the 18th and 19th centuries (prior to the introduction of camouflage) was a red coat and white breeches, earning the solders the epithet "Red Coats", particularly among American colonists (cf John Stark)
• The phrase is still used in Ireland to refer to the British Army, and sometimes to all British people.
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
• Famous for their distinctive scarlet ceremonial dress uniform.
• Butlins holiday resorts
• Members of the holiday camps' entertainment staff wear red blazers, and are commonly known as "'Redcoats'"

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