Pirate

Inspired by the swashbuckling antics of Captain Jack, this is for those who still live by the "Code". Contrary to popular belief, the tricorn was not a military head covering that one pirate or another had also adopted during the course of his career. The tricorn was the advanced development of the wide-brimmed hats that were popular before 1690. The rolled or cocked brim was favoured because it directed the rain to your shoulders instead of allowing it to stream down your face. In the days before truly effective rain gear was invented, this was a definite plus!

Starting at around 1720, the tricorn found its way into middle class fashion and would have typically been worn with a braid. Pirates also followed the trend. Our genuine leather tricorn in dark brown comes with wide brim that you can fold up and fasten with straps yourself. Top grain leather with weathered, dark brown finish.

PLEASE NOTE: This leather tricorn is dark brown, not black as shown.

Available in S/M (58-59cm).

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Our Vampire Slayer Fedora Hat is inspired by the one worn by Hugh Jackman in the epic movie Van Helsing. With a tall, deeply indented crown and pinch at the front: you will be making a definite statement in this headwear. The practical, wide brim of this tall leather hat will protect you from the elements and shade your eyes. If it is windy, it will also keep your head cool. No mystery here: tall and black convects the heat away!

S-M: 60-61cm 
L-XL: 62-63cm

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

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In literature, there are many examples of women who have thrown off the chains of everyday life and gone out into the world to find something better. For the woman who wants to cut the fabric of her own life, we have a blouse with the perfect cut.

Our black blouse with sleeve lacing is similar to men's Renaissance shirts, but for modesty's sake, the neckline does not plunge quite as deeply. The long, pointed cuffs lace up to fit a lady's wrists perfectly – and they stay out of the way during swordplay. The body of the blouse is gathered into the yoke for a billowing, romantic effect.

60% polyester
40% cotton

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Late Middle Ages, Renaissance and the Elizabethan era – men of all social classes wore shirts like this black shirt with lacing, and they were fashionable for centuries. They were popular for a number of reasons, but comfortable cut and practicality both played important roles. Billowing sleeves gather into snug cuffs, a long neckline bound by contrasting lacing – and this cotton shirt is long enough to be worn over hose, breeches or trousers.

Add a shiny cloth sash or leather belt to accent this black shirt with lacing just like they did in the old days. A refined detail of our black shirt with lacing: the extravagant, double-laced cuffs.

100% cotton

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Late Middle Ages, Renaissance and the Elizabethan era – men of all social classes wore shirts like this white shirt with lacing, and they were fashionable for centuries. They were popular for a number of reasons, but comfortable cut and practicality both played important roles. Billowing sleeves gather into snug cuffs, a long neckline bound by contrasting lacing – and this cotton shirt is long enough to be worn over hose, breeches or trousers.

Add a shiny cloth sash or leather belt to accent this white shirt with lacing just like they did in the old days. A refined detail of our white shirt with lacing: the extravagant, double-laced cuffs.

Does not include belt.

100% cotton

Size:
S: 36"-38" chest
M: 40"-42" chest
L: 44"-46" chest
XL: 48-52" chest

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

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Late Middle Ages, Renaissance and the Elizabethan era – men of all social classes wore shirts like this violet shirt with lacing, and they were fashionable for centuries. They were popular for a number of reasons, but a comfortable cut and practicality played important roles. Billowing sleeves gather into snug cuffs, a long neckline bound by contrasting lacing and this cotton shirt is long enough to be worn over hose, breeches or trousers.

Add a shiny cloth sash or leather belt to accent this violet shirt with lacing just like they did in the old days.

100% Cotton

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A generous cut, including billowing sleeves with lace frills at the cuffs and a waterfall of lace at the neckline – the style of our black shirt with lace ruffle makes it a welcome accent to garb of many periods.

Its romantic flair sets the perfect sartorial tone for poets, writers and noblemen, but pirates and adventurers would also feel well-dressed wearing it. This black shirt with lace ruffle can be laced up the front as you like. It is most romantic when paired with a leather belt with a rapier frog.

100% Polyester

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A generous cut, including billowing sleeves with lace frills at the cuffs and a waterfall of lace at the neckline – the style of our white shirt with lace ruffle makes it a welcome accent to garb of many periods.

Its romantic flair sets the perfect sartorial tone for poets, writers and noblemen, but pirates and adventurers would also feel well-dressed wearing it. This white shirt with lace ruffle can be laced up the front as you like. It is most romantic when paired with a leather belt with a rapier frog.

100% Polyester

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The red poet shirt is classically romantic and perfect for adventure on the high seas, atop a horse, or in an English garden. The wide sleeves and the wide, nonchalant cut allow this shirt to fit under any outer garments from the late Renaissance onward. Wear it over your breeches or trousers with a belt for a dashing look, or tuck it in.

Our red poet shirt comes in a lightweight, easy-care fabric. Elegant ruching draws attention to the cuffs and the neckline of this devil-may-care poet shirt in red. The sleeves lace at the cuffs and the neckline also has lacing, so you can adjust this shirt to fit perfectly. The red poet shirt is versatile enough to wear in combination with a variety of outfits.

60% polyester, 40% cotton

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