Call toll-free 1-866-518-1558 M-F 8am-6pm EST
Free shipping on all orders over $100! On orders to U.S. addresses
Wherein Kass examines five vintage hunt coats, finds a surprise, and learns something about the history of hunt clothing.
Learn MoreWhere will RH be next? Here is a partial schedule of where you can find our patterns at US events and where Kass will be lecturing.
Learn MoreHave you been looking for the perfect stockings to wear with your vintage clothing and everything you’ve found has been too modern looking? Tired of drawing seams on your legs with eyebrow pencil? Afraid you’ll ruin your expensive vintage stockings at the hangar dance? Our 85% nylon/15% lycra stockings have all the elements of 1930s and 40s silk, rayon, and...
Learn MoreThe Netherlandish Working Woman's Outfit As Seen in the Works of Pieter Aertsen and Joachim Beuckelaer. The Skirts!
Learn MoreThe Netherlandish Working Woman's Outfit As Seen in the Works of Pieter Aertsen and Joachim Beuckelaer. A summary of the research.
Learn MoreThe Moy gown was found in a peat bog in County Clare, Ireland and is the most complete gown of the medieval type in Western Europe
Learn MoreThe Shinrone Gown, an Irish wool gown from the 16th century, perfect for Renaissance Faires, Tudor reenactments, and Irish traditional weddings.
Learn MoreA suit of clothes dating to the late 16th or early 17th century was found in Kilcommon Bog, Thurles, County Tipperary, Ireland. It consisted of a jacket and trews (pants) and accessories of native manufacture.
Learn MoreCartridge pleating provides authentic shaping to many seventeenth century garments, including petticoats, ruffs, and gowns. This style of pleating can be recognized by its distinctive figure-8 fold. Although it is a time consuming and labor intensive process, the actual method of forming the pleats is simple.
Learn MoreThe earliest Period of Irish History for which we have clothing information.
Learn More