A custom made service is now available and we will be adding to our designs over the coming months.
Below are some examples of what we make, but if you have a specific request please contact us for a quote.
Please note that there is generally 8/10 weeks between ordering and receiving your garment. Smaller items may be available more quickly.
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Cotton blouse with Broderie Anglais frills at front, neck and cuffs and buttoned down the front. This has lovely full sleeves gathered to a buttoned cuff.
£55 plus p and P £2.50
If you would like to discuss variations on this design please give us a ring and we will be happy to discuss your requirements.
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This hoop skirt is suitable for the 1850's and 1860's and gives a lovely shape to a full skirted dress. It has six hoops and is eliptical in shape, ideally a dress should be app.3" to 4" longer at the back than the front to go over this.
A lovely addition to wear under a period outfit, £65 plus p and p £5
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Early victorian jacket with stand up collar, double breasted, tails to the rear with vent and fully lined.
Normally the trousers would be a different shade to the jacket, but on this occassion we were asked to make them the same. The trousers are the same style as the ones below.
Jacket can be ordered at a cost of £95 plus material.
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We can supply a variety of waistcoats , made to order, from £40 plus materials for a simple style. We can include various styles of collar, pockets with or without flaps and bound pockets.
This double breasted version is our Sweeney Todd waistcoat and this is £45 plus materials.
Our latest project was to make a pair of 1830/40's style trousers. These have a drop down flap front rather than a fly fastening. The check material makes a very dandy pair of trousers.
These can be custom made at £75 plus material, you can either go for a plaid or a plain fabric if you prefer.
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We were recently asked to custom make child size replicas of the coats worn by Greenwich Naval pensioners, for use by a theatre company at Greenwich Museum.
The blue coat ws everyday wear, but the custard yellow and red was the "naughty" coat.
If you misbehaved, eg were drunk, you had to wear that for the day.
This was an interesting project as all we had to go on were some paintings of the pensioners. The pattern had to be designed and drawn up before we could embark on making the coats.
Clients were so satisfied with them that we were asked to make another two.
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