Dress Accessories

Pouches appear early in the archaeological record and persisted until pockets became commonplace in the 18th C.  Examples of rectangular pouches...

Bias cut stockings, 'Knytt netherstockes of worsted' and other legwear required garters to hold them up. Chausses often benefit from garters below...

Quantities of twisted wire hook and eye fasteners are found in unstratified achaeological contexts covering the 12th-18th centuries. Hooks of this...

Based on a silver hooked tag (dress hook) of the Anglo-Saxon period. It is circular with an intact hook and two peripheral pierced lugs for stitching...

A middle to late Anglo-Saxon hooked tag (dress hook) of triangular form. The front of the tag is decorated with a geometric interlace pattern. The...

Hand made laces with chapes come in a range of standard solids and fun combos and are perfect for lacing gowns, bodices, doublets and more. Each is...

Examples of these wound-wire headed pins may be found in the Museum of London's "Dress Accessories" book. These sturdy and affordable...

'Do it yourself' kit for making hemp arming points. Each package contains what you need to make 4 points! Although multicoloured points appear in at...