All pieces of this pattern are made on the square, in other words square or rectangular shaped, which was much used during and prior to the civil war and was published as being the most economical method of making men's shirts.Has half body lining.

-Add a button pack consisting of seven (7) 1/2" bone buttons for this pattern-thats including 6 + 1 extra just in case!

Richmond Depot II Shell Jacket, this pattern comes from the original coat housed at an undisclosed Museum. Six piece body, two piece sleeve construction, with one interior slit pocket. Pattern contains photo details of stitching and construction of the or

this pattern is based on an original coat housed at a New Orleans Museum. 4 piece body, two piece sleeve construction, with one interior slit pocket and 3 exterior welt pockets. Original coat was of Jean cloth with red wool piping. Pattern contains photo

Back Buckle, 7 large bone buttons, and 5 small bone buttons to complete your civilian trousers,

Federal Enlisted Sack Coat-Schuylkill Pattern consisting of two Piece sleeve construction, four piece body, lined, rounded collar and square bottom pocket—includes squared collar and curved bottom pocket option.

Pattern contains photo details of a surviving original from an undisclosed museum. The standard pattern style used by both union and confederate uniform producers. 9 button, 3 welt pockets, lined with buckle back for sizing adjustment.

Confederate Frockcoat pattern, derived from the study of a surviving original and period photographs. Two piece sleeve construction, with one interior slit pocket option. Fully lined. Straight and point cuffs are included.

Back Buckle Tab, regular pockets, One piece back. Can be used as a confederate Trouser pattern. From a private collection.

This dress comes from an original with the options coming from a second dress examined-lined bodice, with button front, fitted or gathered back, and shirt sleeve option.

Jean Wool Cloth by the yard-for uniforms, we carry three choices on a regular basis for sale, Light grey, medium grey, and brown, all on a brown/tan warp-sold by the yard.

Men's shirt pattern with shaped arm hole, fold down collar, and straight-Un-cuffed-Sleeve. It contains the re-enforcement lining at shoulder. --- all sizes from small to 3x are included in one pattern.

This pattern comes from an original pair of under-drawers in a private collection. Pattern includes photos of the original pair. These drawers have no slit in back, adjusting by buckle and tab, and have button cuffs at the bottom of the legs for closure.

Confederate Buckle Back Trousers with the pocket style believed to be produced out of New Orleans and supplied to Trans-Miss troops and Western Theatre. Includes watch pocket in top of waistband.

Galla Rock Army of Tennessee Shell Jacket Pattern, The "Jones" Jacket, an Army of Tennessee Shell Jacket, may have be produced out of the Columbus Depot, this pattern comes from the original coat housed at an undisclosed Museum. Six piece loose body, one

From our very popular Shirt on the Square Pattern, machine sewn with hand worked buttonholes. You choose size, fabric, collar style and whether you would like the half body lining. Of 100% cotton with Bone Buttons. Allow 3 weeks to ship.

This pattern is compiled from a CDV of a Trans-Mississippi soldier with commonly applied sewing techniques of the 1860’s and shown with optional fold down collar. Small to 3x included

This Dress was presented in the March 1860 Peterson's Magazine as the New High Body, being the short waisted round body bodice. Requires 8 yards of main 44-45" fabric and 3 yards of 44-45" lining. Packaged 2 sizes per pattern---sizing is based upon the in

A perfect addition for your late fall, winter and early spring events--this quilted silk bonnet has wool batting and is wonderful for keeping the head warm-from my personal collection-pattern includes photos of the original.

Based upon the Schuylkill Arsenal Pattern federal enlisted trousers, with proper facings, vents and details.