1760's Waistcoat kidsshoes Keep a hand mirror with

Keep a hand mirror with your kit to double check that your tricorn is straight and your waist coat is up to snuff before you step out

This is still technically considered a style of porringer in the period

this is perfect for any impression and the linen makes washing and drying a breeze

These are all made locally and every fabric is carefully selected to make the most gorgeous petticoat

the long-handled skillet and specially designed trivet are based on originals from the second half of the 18th century

1760's Waistcoat kidsshoes Keep a hand mirror withAs one of the standard items required to be a fully dressed man in the 18th century, making the appropriate choice is important. This particular length of waistcoat comes into men's fashion during the 1760s, at the end of the French & Indian War and prior to the American Revolution. The solid middle weight wool in any of the three colors is appropriate for anywhere in the middle class impression. In other words, the average working class person would