18th Century

A Century of many changes -- especially in the clothing of the elite and common men and women…

From rich to poor, and those caught in between, our vast and ever-growing 18th century wardrobe collection will suit to fit nearly all.  If you are looking to dress your British soldiers in North America or George Washington's Continental Army (and General George himself!), we can outfit your entire Army.

From the early decade of Exploration in North America to the French & Indian War to the American Revolution and beyond.  Everything is built to fit the wearer as it would have during the 1700s, and we cater to almost all sizes. 

For women -- flounces of lace, trim, a great number of buttons, fur trimmed velvet, silks, printed cotton, linen, all readily available just as it was in the 18th century.  We dress to impress with all the correct form fitting layers for our ladies, including stays, panniers, petticoats, stockings, shifts, shoes, caps, and gowns. 

And for the fine gentlemen (or member of the Continental Congress) -- starched neck cloths, waistcoats, breeches, frocks, stockings, shoes, and chapeau to complete the ensemble!

Scroll through the slideshow to see some of our offerings.

EXCLUSIVE FEATURES & costumes AVAILABLE --

The only Complete Set of Uniforms to represent the 29th Regiment of Foot as they appeared at the Boston Massacre - March 5, 1770.

Colonel George Washington Uniform from the French & Indian War

General George Washington During the American Revolution

President George Washington's Inauguration Suit

British 23rd Regiment of Foot Grenadiers Uniforms

British 4th & 10th Regiment of Foot Rifle Company (Lexington Green) Uniforms

Scottish 72nd Highlander Regiment Uniforms

Benjamin Franklin's iconic brown velvet suit with fur collar

Complete Uniforms for Colonel Banestre Tarleton and his "British Legion"

Alexander Hamilton's Light Infantry Lt. Colonel's Uniform from 1781 Yorktown Siege

Hessian Uniforms and Mitre Caps to Uniform Several distinct German Regiments

Uniforms of the 1790s Legion of the United States.