Women's Cardinal Cloak mbreeches18

Women's Cardinal Cloak mbreeches18Red cloaks were the most common for women in the 18th century. Nicknamed "Cardinal Cloaks," they were mass produced and sent over to the colonies. These have ties on the neck vs a clasp and are unlined, as are most originals. Blue is another frequently noted color for wool cloaks in the 18th century. This medium weight wool will keep you warm and dry without weighing you down. This cloak is based on a piece in the Irma G. Bowen Collection from the

a slight variation may occur

We chose blue because it is easily documentable in runaway ads as well as fashion plates during the period

The Sons of Liberty

these pockets are both durable and appropriate for a wide range of impressions

Source: Oliver Pluff & Co

Medium: Bust 36-38"

They keep your hands warm but leave your fingers able to handle the small

In two historical and beautiful color options

To find your size

depending on personal preference or fashion of the moment

and mixed with coffee during the coffee shortage resulting from Napoleon's continental blockade of 1808

This canteen is food safe and ready to use