Uniformes de l’Électorat de Hesse-Cassel, 1760–1799 is a uniformological reference work documenting the military dress of the armed forces of the Electorate of Hesse across the late 18th century.
The study focuses on the evolution of Hessian military uniforms over nearly four decades, covering infantry, cavalry, artillery, and specialist units. It details changes in coat colors, facings, lace, headgear, and regimental distinctions, reflecting shifts in regulation and military fashion.
A central theme is the development of a standardized and highly regulated military appearance, characteristic of Hessian forces, which were known for their discipline and professional organization within the German state system
