Uniforms
Just like in civilian fashion, we take great care of the reproduction of period uniforms, using original patterns, contemporary materials and pay attention to the correctnes of the shape.
Uniform 2nd Regiment Prussian Leib Hussars, 1812
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made of woolen cloth and antique metal braids.
With this uniform, the artistic embroidery in sleeves, collar and back are to be pointed out specially.
Also to see in blue: an original uniform of the Prussian Elbnational Cavallery 1813-1815, in the Völkerschlachtmuseum Leipzig.
Uniform of the King´s German Legion, 1813
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made of woolen cloth and antique metal trimmings.
The jacket is lined with hemp, and the "KGL" badges have been hand-embroidered.
Following an original displayed in a museum, being reconstructed in detail. The uniform was manufactured with woolen cloth in the authentic colours of the King´s German Legion. The metal braid is antique, and the badges, applied to the side turnbacks, are hand-embroidered. The jacket is completely lined with hemp.
State Uniform of Franz Joseph I., Emperor of Austria according to his portrait painted in 1878.
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Coat and jacket have been made of fine woolen cloth and are edged with antique metal braids. The sash consists of moirée in the Austrian colours red and white.
British Naval Uniform, 2nd half of the 18th century
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Made of navy blue woolen cloth and ivory silk satin. It is decorated with antique metal trimmings, and buttons like in the original have been used.
Like in the original painting, the hat is decorated with a cocade and the antique metal braid.
The graceful front view. This picture shows, along with the original portraits, in what way military uniforms were stylish and fashionable, and could well meet the high demands of elegance in civilian fashion !
The characteristic cuffs. However, in the meantime the badges have been lowered, as it is correct according to the original pictures.
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