Wool 1770's Sleeved Waistcoat or Jacket firestarting making it an ideal choice

making it an ideal choice for teas

Paul McClintock of From Common Hands Studio - named these since the detail looked like Forget Me Not flowers

This stainless steel reproduction is great for military impressions

Black clay pipes are made from the same material as the white pipes

Simply care for these as you would a wooden cutting board

Wool 1770's Sleeved Waistcoat or Jacket firestarting making it an ideal choiceAvailable in brown or navy medium weight wool, this sleeved waistcoat (often referred to as a jacket in the 18th century) is the perfect look for a colonial man. Inspired by garments from the 1770s, both colors have matching covered buttons down the front and on the functional pockets. A coat (a garment having cuffs, a collar, and pleated skirts as seen in period images) would be worn over top of this sleeved waistcoat or jacket, such as our Frock