Men's shops Colonial Townsman Costume

Though colonial clothing represents 18th century America, the varying pieces of these elegant items still capture attention today.

Every man's colonial-era outfit began with a simple white shirt that covered the body from neck to knee. The long-sleeved shirt was considered a man's undergarment, a foundational piece worn under more decorative pieces. Men decorated their shirts with ruffles, or ruffs, at the wrists and neck.

At the bottom of every colonial man's outfit were breeches. Breeches were the only acceptable type of trousers or pants during the 1600s and 1700s. Also referred to as colonial knickers, breeches were the fashionable choice in the 18th century.

From famed revolutionaries like the Founding Fathers to renowned historical men such as Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, all colonial men wore these items as the base of their formal and casual attire.

Base shops Costume includes (4 PCS) a Colonial Men's Ruffled Lace Shirt, Colonial Knee Breeches, Colonial Stockings, and a Colonial Tricorn Hat with Gold Trim.

Value Bundle Option includes (7 PCS) everything from our Base Costume Option Plus a matching Colonial Waistcoat, Colonial Wig and Metal Colonial Shoe Buckles.

In Personalizations below please choose your Colonial Wig Color for the Value Bundle. If know color is chosen we will send Brown by Default.