This skirt is made with a choice of light poly-cotton, cotton or linen fabric and has a drawstring, elastic or pleated waist.

This light weight poly/cotton piece is the traditional under gown/shirt for ladies in Renaissance and Fantasy clothing

You have a choice of 4 styles, boning type as well as number and placement of openings. Each bodice is made with a canvas inner skeleton for strength and is lined. It is seamed to help prevent the seams from breaking and laces with skate laces.

These pants are made from a moderately heavy fabric, similar to the fabric used in many casual pants.

This skirt can be made of light poly-cotton fabric, 100% cotton, silk, or linen. The maroon skirt pictured is poly-cotton. The blue one is silk habotai.

This is the lined version of the Yukata. Each is made in the appropriate color with the mon (symbol) in five places: Each breast, center back and back of each sleeve.

These knickers are available in poly cotton, 100% cotton, silk noille, and linen.

These knickers are made of a shirt weight poly cotton blend.

Often called "poet shirts" or "pirate shirts", this comfortable shirt is a basic piece of Ren Fair gentleman's wardrobe. (Not to mention the more than a few ladies who like to wear them too!) These are made of a nice weight linen.

Made from a traditional Middle Eastern pattern also called Caksir. They work equally well for both men and women.

Often called "poet shirts" or "pirate shirts", this comfortable shirt is a basic piece of Ren Fair or SCA gentleman's wardrobe. (Not to mention the more than a few ladies who like to wear them too!) I offer them in comfortable polycotton broadcloth.

Often called "poet shirts" or "pirate shirts", this comfortable shirt is a basic piece of Ren Fair or SCA gentleman's wardrobe. (Not to mention the more than a few ladies who like to wear them too!) These are made of Chinese Silk Habotai.