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Because of the short waist length of this coat, if one wears a vest it will show at the bottom of the coat front. This is quite normal and is the reason why vests usually matched either the trousers or coat so that the vest would blend in and not create a "scene " at the bottom of the coat. Proper shirt for this coat is the Pleated Front Dress Shirt. Our civilian tails coat is made from quality lighter weight woolens than our military frockcoat. Need a Vest, Pants, Shirt or Cravat to go with this coat? Click here to go to a page with all of them on a single page.
Periods: The style of these coats changed over time, mostly in the collar, sleeve and body fit. 1800/1816-1830: This has the stand and fall collar, it is cut narrower across the shoulders, a smaller sleeve hole, a more of a tubular sleeve and a more tailored body. When made correctly it is much less comfortable than the 1830 and later coats. We currently do not offer this period of coat. If you are interested, call is to talk about it. 1830-1850 (Dickens and more): This has the rise and fall collar, it is cut narrower across the shoulders, a smaller sleeve hole, a more of a tubular sleeve and a more tailored body. When made correctly it is much less comfortable than the 1850 and later coats. Because most people do not like the true period cut/fit, we modify it somewhat in the body, shoulder and sleeve hole fit to make it more acceptable to modern taste. It is in between the American Civil War fit and the correct earlier fit. 1850 On (Victorian: Civil War / Old West): This is our standard coat. There were style changes to this coat over time, mostly in the collar and lapels. Sometimes there were wide collars and sometimes narrow collars. We cannot cater to the various changes, so we only make the version shown. It has a somewhat wide collar and is most appropriate for 1850 through 1900. Material and Color Samples Page.
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for an additional price. A rush order reduces the manufacturing time from 8 - 10 weeks to 4 - 5
weeks. The price on rush orders DOES NOT include faster shipping, for faster shipping use the shipping
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The SHAWL COLLAR VEST has a laydown collar style. Five cloth button front closure, the back is adjustable by means of a belt and buckle. Also available in Double Breasted version. The Partial Collar stops at the shoulder seams, while the Full Collar goes all the way around the neck. The NOTCHED COLLAR VEST has a seven cloth button button front closure. This vest can also be made in the military wools also. Our civilian vest is made from quality lighter weight woolens, our military woolens and also corduroy.
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Custom made item, please allow 8 - 10 weeks
for delivery. Custom Clothing and Uniforms are not returnable. Rush orders are available
for an additional price. A rush order reduces the manufacturing time from 8 - 10 weeks to 4 - 5
weeks. The price on rush orders DOES NOT include faster shipping, for faster shipping use the shipping
option on the "View Cart" page.
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Custom made item, please allow 8 - 10 weeks
for delivery. Custom Clothing and Uniforms are not returnable. Rush orders are available
for an additional price. A rush order reduces the manufacturing time from 8 - 10 weeks to 4 - 5
weeks. The price on rush orders DOES NOT include faster shipping, for faster shipping use the shipping
option on the "View Cart" page.
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Custom made item, please allow 8 - 10 weeks
for delivery. Custom Clothing and Uniforms are not returnable. Rush orders are available
for an additional price. A rush order reduces the manufacturing time from 8 - 10 weeks to 4 - 5
weeks. The price on rush orders DOES NOT include faster shipping, for faster shipping use the shipping
option on the "View Cart" page.
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Usually in a civilian outfit (but not always), the vest and trousers will be made of the same wool, while the coat is a harmonizing color. Pewter buttons for fly and suspenders are supplied, but not sewn on. ONE front suspender button per side is standard. Select two front suspender buttons per side if desired. Period trousers also have a 1" higher rise than today's blue jeans and should be worn quite loose. The legs are left un-hemmed so that you can hem them the length that you want. The 1890's Trousers were cut in the "peg top" style, meaning the legs were tapered from the crotch to the ankle. Button fly, side seam front pockets and a single back right hip pocket are standard. Suspenders are still worn with these trousers, as belt loops were not added to civilian men's trousers until the 1920s. Flat front is standard, with pleated front offered as an option. Also, an adjusting belt may be added to the back of the trousers.
Available in Wool in various colors and several colors of cotton twill, including khaki. The Grey Stripe Wool material, as shown, is no longer available.
Material and Color Samples Page.
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Custom made item, please allow 8 - 10 weeks
for delivery. Custom Clothing and Uniforms are not returnable. Rush orders are available
for an additional price. A rush order reduces the manufacturing time from 8 - 10 weeks to 4 - 5
weeks. The price on rush orders DOES NOT include faster shipping, for faster shipping use the shipping
option on the "View Cart" page.
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We normally have these in stock in all colors. One size fits all.
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Men's 19th Century (1800s) clothing items available include:
Frock Coats (frockcoats), Morning Coats (cutaway), Tail Coats (tailcoats, tails), sack coat (sackcoats), great coats (greatcoats), dusters, capes,
shirts (collared and collarless), detachable collars (linen, linene and celluloid), cravats, string ties, scarf's, bandannas, pants, chaps, leggings (leggins), vests (waistcoats),
underwear, socks, hats (including: top hats, bowlers, slouch, sombreros, straw, vaquero and a variety of others), boots and shoes (brogans). There are also many item that were worn in
the Old West.
Our items are authentic reproductions, made as closely as possible to the original item. We use patterns made from original items; patterns that are modified to be historical not only in look, but construction; of patterns that we have made from drawings, pictures or paintings. Many of our items have been purchased by museums (well known and not so well known) for display and/or for use by docents and historical interpreters. We currently offer reproduction men's clothing from the 1840s through 1900; which includes, Dickens, Jacksonian Era, the Victorian Era (Mexican War, Antebellum, American Civil War, Old West (Indian Wars), Gilded Age, Gay 90s, Spanish American War (Span-Am)) and more. | ||
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