Many military uniform shirts, jackets, tunics, or greatcoats feature shoulder straps. Overcoats with wide sleeves were worn with day wear; these were often called "greatcoats". They wore a distinctive scarlet waistcoat under their blue greatcoats. Its ceremonial uniform consists of blue greatcoats and white coveralls. Most infantry wore scarlet coatees or tailless jackets, with greatcoats for cold weather. Fur hats and heavy greatcoats are worn in winter. Russian infantry in greatcoats storm a village and clear the houses of surrendering German soldiers. Soldiers were also issued with grey greatcoats starting in 1803. Privates and non-commissioned officers would wear greatcoats on campaign. Close inspection of their clothing revealed they were wearing altered greatcoats. Afterwards a number of would-be escapees would borrow Dutch greatcoats as their disguise. Some even discarded their greatcoats, hoping that the weather did not turn cold again. The band was worn on the lower left sleeve of the uniform, including on greatcoats.