SHIRTS & TUNICS

This simple, attractive shirt is suitable for a wide variety of period outfits and looks especially flattering when worn under a vest or jerkin. The billowy sleeves and open neck provide dashing comfort and generous freedom of movement for swordplay, and...

This short cut tunic is perfect for either the market streets or under any Greek armor. The sleeves and bottom are accented with a Greek trim which emulates the waves of the Aegean. 100% cotton. Works well with any of our period belts (belt not included).

This sharp looking shirt was a favorite from the Renaissance through the mid-18th century. The fashionable, loose fitting design made for easy concealment for a dagger or purse. In swordplay, this shirt allows freedom of movement with the bloused sleeves...

ONLY BLUE AVAILABLE  From the woods the hunter returns with his hard won game. This will be a great treat for the celebration in the village. His billowy shirt strikes a very handsome chord with the ladies. This Renaissance shirt features a stand...

This shirt is the perfect companion piece for the Musketeer ensemble. Although designed to accent the Musketeer Tabard, the lace collar and sleeves allow you to combine it with a variety of additional outfits. Made of a polyester/cotton blend, this shirt...

This beautiful late renaissance shirt, available in purple, black or white, has a standing collar front and pearl buttons. The front ruffle has a three tiered cascading center with sheered long sleeves ending in pearl button ruffled cuff. A must-have for...

Climb aboard for any adventure with this 17th century lace-up vest. This top can be worn with a variety of period shirts and has even been worn by a few shipboard ladies. 100% cotton, available in red or navy. The two sizes are 112cm & 132cm chest.

This is a great period shirt for many outfits, however, when coupled with one of our kilts its full sleeves and antique button collar create a perfect combination for any Highland event. 100% cotton weave, natural only.

There's no billowy cuff here to interfere with serious parry and thrust. Notice the fitted, narrow cuff; this shirt is designed to best suit a swordsman for battle. At the height of its popularity, from 1500-1600, gentlemen frequently wore this shirt...