Camel Colored Wool Redingote | Regency 1812Gown

Camel Colored Wool Redingote | Regency 1812GownElegant and understated, this camel wool redingote captures the timeless sophistication of early 19th century fashion. Inspired by original Regency era garments, the redingote was a practical yet stylish outer layeradapted from riding habits and worn by women for warmth, modesty, and travel during the cooler months. Made from soft, high quality wool in a warm camel tone, this piece features a fitted bodice, gently flared skirt, and full length front

is a very lightweight linen with a soft

and was appointed by General Washington as Superintendent of Bakers

This 18th-century cap is crafted from fine linen organdy

brushed through

The neckline has a wide band so that a drawstring may be added at the wearer's discretion

hip kidneys are the necessary choice

against all odds

this midnight chocolate wool suiting blends deep brown tones with a smooth

light gold hue

refreshing blue-green tone that feels lively without drifting into modern intensity

The muted mint tone keeps the overall look refined while adding a quiet touch of freshness

adding both structure and comfort while remaining easy to wear for extended periods