Square Cut Ivory Linen C18th Period Shirt (SH120) Shirt size:Small These measurements are not of

These measurements are not of the garment but are to fit the body size

These wing collars are perfect for more flamboyant characters as they are a challenging 2½in high at the front tapering down to 2¼in at the back

By the 1890s the nightshirt was so out of fashion that the Tailor and Cutter of 1897 reported: 'The doom of the sleeping shirt is written

Shirts from C16th to mid C19th changed very little in basic shape

We have frequently been asked if we can supply moleskin jackets to go with our trousers

Square Cut Ivory Linen C18th Period Shirt (SH120) Shirt size:Small These measurements are not ofThis shirt uses the standard C18th square gusset pattern and is made from a very fine linen which softens wonderfully when washed. These are voluminous garments cut in the same way as the originals of the period. Perfect for C18th costume, not ideal for those familiar only with C21st clothing who may find them intimidatingly large. Shirts of this style were still worn far in C19th particularly by working class men as depicted by Ford Maddox Brown. Dye