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Costume & Accessories

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Anne Laverick

annelaverick@talktalk.net
01977 557485/07803728497

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Badger Historic Costumes

Reproduction historical clothing of all eras for men women and children.

For museums, historic sites, reenactors, interpreters and theatre.

Previous clients include English Heritage, National Trust, National Portrait

Gallery, British Museum, many County and local museums and

many many reenactors!

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I also provides talks and demonstrations about clothing

from a number of eras including Tudor and Victorian.

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Brighid Designs

Here at Brighid Designs we like to take a gentle stroll through history and fantasy, meeting many interesting and varied people along the way. Over the years this has lead to us meeting all sorts of lovely folks, and working in many centuries. We have outfitted everyone from nobility to the poorest members of the parish, and we always aim to please.

The Button Queen

With over 70 years experience of selling buttons, we have 1000’s of styles available.

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Cloak'd & Dagger'd

Cloak’d & Dagger’d is a small costuming business specialising in quality handmade period clothing to order for any occasion. I supply reenactors, museums and productions around the world with historical costume ranging from Roman to Victorian, though 15th and 16th century garments are my speciality.

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Curious Works

Curious Works create textiles in Naalbinding and Tablet weave based on the early mediaeval period in Scandinavia and Britain.

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Elgar Shirts

We are fascinated by historical clothing and its construction. We love beautiful natural fabrics, and the functional detailing that fits each garment for its purpose.

We base our patterns on historical styles but we design them to suit 21st century people, sourcing quality fabric to ensure our products will stand the test of time.

We make these unique garments ourselves, steadily adding to our range and continuing to develop the styles we sell.

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FLB Westernwear

Old West , Victorian , and Steampunk Clothing

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Historic Enterprises

Since 1996, Historic Enterprises, Inc. has been dedicated to bringing an unparalleled collection of the highest quality reproduction items to historic sites and historical enthusiasts worldwide. With wares ranging from armour to pottery, clothing, leather, horn and woodware, cutlery and more, we want to be the “one-stop shop” for all your reenactment needs.

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Hoopy Dragon

Dark age and Norman Apparel

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The Lace Guild

​The Lace Guild is an Educational Charity - we aim to educate the public in the craft of lacemaking, its history and use, promote a high standard of lacemaking through education & encourage design, development and professional presentation of lace.

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Lucy the Tudor

I make a wide range of equipment and some clothing for the discerning historical re-enactor, or crafts person. Weaving and spinning equipment, haberdashery and hats,boxes and toys.

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Nordulf

Historic jewellery and textiles

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Quiverstock

Scotland’s premier manufacturer of products for re-enactment, buhurt, LARP, HEMA, museums and film/TV productions. Providing an extensive range of historical archery, quilted armour and arming products, historical clothing, maille and accessories across a range of periods and disciplines.

We also offer a range of custom screen printed, embroidered and sublimation printed garments and lifestyle accessories created for you by our in-house team. We are specialists in reproduction of heraldic designs in embroidery for use in today’s world.

We ship worldwide.

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Sally Green Historical Costumes

Sally Green Historical Costumes is a well established, internationally-sought, ready to wear re-enactment clothing company.

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Sally Pointer

Heritage Education, objects, and research: bringing the past to life through practical experimentation

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The Sempster

I research and make garments for the 14th, 15th and 16th century, using period techniques. I have now expanded the range from mid-thirteenth to early 17th century. I focus on clothing of the common people in England.

All garments are made by hand, by me, and here in England.

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The Silkewoman

Demos and talks, workshops and teaching and maker of historic silkwork: hairnets, narrow-ware including tablet weave, fingerloop braids, and embroidered textiles.

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Stitch & Cobble

We are about making comfortable, wearable and durable clothing for everyone in re enactment. For theatres, museums, private collectors, heritage groups and historical societies

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Waffle & Wood

Waffle and Wood makes reproduction wooden and textile artefacts based on archaeological finds. We are happy to make finds from any period of time so long as we have enough detail to be able to work from.  We work to a high standard making finds for, reenactors, museums and others.  We are always happy to take commissions.

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