Boys Waistcoats | White Wool pottery one brown and the other

one brown and the other grey

this sleeved waistcoat (often referred to as a jacket in the 18th century) is the perfect look for a colonial man

this fabric allows for efficient cutting and reliable use in historical sewing projects

Each one of these small brass boxes is hand-soldered lead-free construction out of Ohio

Played just like a normal shut the box

Boys Waistcoats | White Wool pottery one brown and the otherConsidered a necessary everyday garment at the time of the American Revolution, waistcoats such as these would have been in every young man's wardrobe. Made of sturdy wool, this is an option appropriate for any boy 18th century. These have covered buttons down the front that are attached with twill tape on the inner lining, ready for the roughhousing little boys love to do.