Purveyors of fine quality, historically accurate, replica civilian clothing, military uniforms, and equipage for reenactors.
The Quartermaster General specializes in outfitting the 18th century soldier. We aspire to become your military shop and continue to increase our supply of uniform coats, breeches, waistcoats, shirts and leather gear in order to offer immediate service to you. Currently, delivery time for uniform coats is approximately a fortnight. Our clothing is generally hand finished and made under the watchful eye of artisans dedicated to giving you the best value for your money. We attend living history events as a French and Indian War or Revolutionary War sutler and focus on 18th century period custom clothing and accoutrements using only the most accurate fabrics, leathers and woods available. We use material closely matching originals while keeping the price affordable. We make our merchandise after careful study of documentation, extant garments, and furniture, resulting in items that you will be proud to own. We offer authentically reproduced clothing in any size and will replicate any period camp furniture, box or trunk that you desire. Please contact us with the details of your custom order.
If you prefer to make your own garments, we offer a complete selection of wool, linen, cotton, and silk fabrics; patterns; buttons; silk ribbon and trims. There is no minimum yardage required on the purchase of fabrics or ribbon.
We offer a fine selection of period reproduction
Folk Art
17th & 18th century reproduction chip carved boxes, chests, and trunks by woodworking artisan, Jim Selander
Custom, handcrafted vintage look wood signs by the renowned sign maker, Kathy England, as seen in Sign Craft Magazine
Knives, pipe axes, and tomahawks by master craftsman, Stash David
Finest quality 18th century leather musket slings, sword & bayonet belts, and cartridge boxes
We also offer authentic replicas of clothing and costumes for men, women and children for the following historic periods:
9th century, 10th century, 11th century Vikings and Anglo Saxons
16th century Tudor and Elizabethan clothing
17th century Cavalier and “pilgrim” clothing, patterns
18th century patterns, high quality buttons, and clothing including Marie Antoinette style and mid-century silk gowns; stays; jumps; false hips; French and Indian War and Revolutionary War soldier's uniforms including French Marine & British coats and uniforms; French Canadian civilian; English colonial; clothing for woodland Indians (Eastern Native American); sailor slops and other pirate clothing; and 18th century style swag and jabot draperies
19th century Napoleonic and War of 1812 patterns and clothing
