French regimental coat in royal blue wool with scarlet bucket cuff detail and domed brass buttons. Used in the Americas in winter.
French regimental coat in oatmeal linen with scarlet bucket cuffs and domed brass buttons. Unlined, and used in the Americas in summer.
Standard off white wool justacorps with royal blue bucket cuffs and skirt linings, domed brass buttons on cuffs, pockets, and front. Shown with "turnbacks" fastened for deployment in the field.
Sleeved waistcoat in royal blue wool with domed brass buttons and flap pockets. Lined in linen or muslin, often worn under the justacorps in winter for warmth, or without the coat in spring/fall.
Sleeveless waistcoat in royal blue wool with domed brass buttons and flap pockets. Lined in linen or muslin, worn formally under a justacorps in summer, or informally in summer in camp.
"French fly" knee breeches in blue wool with domed brass buttons and "mule ear" pockets. Breeches button along lower legs and at lower leg cuff.
British full regimental in scarlet wool with orange cuffs, denoting the 35th Regiment, with domed buttons running the full length of the coat and low flap pockets. Lined in scarlet linen,
British regimental "coattee" in madder red wool with navy facings, faux barrel cuffs and sleeve flaps. Coat is lined in linen or muslin, with domed pewter buttons. A coattee is shorter than a full regimental coat for ease in the field.
British full regimental coat in madder red wool with hunter green facings and cuffs, denoting the 63rd Regiment, complete with regimental lace and buttons. Coat also has functional mariners cuffs and sleeve details.
Sleeved waistcoat in madder red wool with domed pewter buttons. Worn under a regimental coat in winter for warmth, or sometimes as an alternative to a full regimental coat in summmer.
Sleeveless waistcoat in madder red wool with domed pewter buttons and regimental lace. Worn under a regimental coat or informally in camp.
"Drop front" or "narrow fall" knee breeches in cotton. Breeches have buttons along the lower leg, and the cuffs close with either buttons or buckles.
A gentleman's topcoat in brown wool with maroon silk taffeta bucket cuffs. Trimmed in gold braid, with engraved buttons.
Another fine topcoat in embroidered silk taffeta with dark maroon bucket cuffs. Trimmed in ecru gimp braid with embellished buttons.
Short coat in camel wool with round collar, mariner's cuffs and military style facings. Finished with domed pewter buttons.
Evening topcoat in blue silk for a rich gentleman out on the town. Fancy silver-tone buttons, bucket cuffs and rounded collar.
Waistcoat in gold with silver metallic braid outlining the coat, buttonholes and pockets.
Plain waistcoat in brown linen with horn rimmed buttons and flap pockets.
Narrow fall or "drop front" knee breeches with gold-tone buttons. Breeches close at lower leg with buttons, and either buttons or buckles at the lower cuffs. Civilian breeches often had "mule ear" pockets, closed with smaller buttons.
Man's shirt in white cotton. Unfitted shirt has square collar, narrow cuffs, and underarm gussets. It was made in cotton or linen, with a front slit either left plain or with a ruffle.
Lady's polonaised gown in ecru print with pink petticoat. The bodice closes with hook-and-eyes at center front, with satin ribbon accent bows. Sleeves are trimmed with lace flounces.
Lady's roundgown in royal blue linen shown over a rust colored linen petticoat. The bodice closes with hook-and-eye fasteners, or can be pinned closed. The neckline and sleeve edges are trimmed with self-fabric box pleated trim.
Full gown in patterned green with a full "sack back", shown over a teal petticoat. The sleeve flounces are attached, but the stomacher is omitted to show the front lacing.
Short jacket in printed cotton. Front laces closed, and sleeves are finished with cuffs. Shown over a blue petticoat.
A working woman's outfit consisting of drawstring chemise with elbow length sleeves, linen petticoat and "english bodice" in tan linen. A white cotton/linen cap is shown at the top of the mannikin.
A closeup of an "english bodice" in tan linen over a drawstring chemise. The bodice laces closed at center front and is sewn only to the waist, leaving it open at center back and sides for ease of movement.
A "french bodice" in heavy tan fabric. The bodice laces closed in front, and comes to the waist at the back and sides, lowering to a point at center front.