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French & Indian War Coats
Coats
Because of our excellent supplies of high qualities Canadian boiled wool, we are well known for our garments made out of wool, especially on coats. In the18th century the coats were very fashionable and we can see and recognize different style according to the social class of its owner or carrier. Early 18th century some of the coats that we identify in the painting have material covert button. This was a fairly common practice in the middle class and lower class, because of the high cost of more elaborated buttons in metal. But these observations tend to fade as the years go by and the cost of metal bottons becomes more affordable to everyone. An other interesting fact is that most of the original coats we see or could repertory are communally unlined. In some cases, like the French capote, they were most of the time left with rough edges. But in all the cases, the coats have elegant lines that will narrow down to the waist and gracefully spread out at the lower part.
French capote, Button coat or Great coat were very popular in the general population and military personal, including Militiaman.
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French Capote
Name: French Capote
Type: Coats
Price: 170$ USD
170$ CAD
French Capote
-Item is made out of wool
-Doesn't come with the belt
The french capote, the real one not the blanket coat that we all see at rendez-vous, is a wrap around coat with one button at the top. It has a hood and close with a sash. The sleeves are ment to be short so that you can see the sleeves of the under layer of clothing you got and is a lot more practical for every days use. Remember early 18th centurie(20-30), the sleeves on Juste au Corps and coat are higher.
This coat has been around for a while in new France and after the french regime. It's a usefull coat, for exemple, the lower back part of the coat is cut in a way that your coat is going to be well sitted on your horse keeping you warm. You can easily snow shoe with it. Very common in most of the inventory after decease and most of the time it is a coat that the edges are left rough.
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Great Coat
Name: Great Coat
Type: Coats
Price: 190$ USD
190$ CAD
Great Coat
-Made of wool
This coat is a little later time period coat than the French & Indian War period (French Capote) and a little bit more later like Revolution War period. Even if it can be worn for F&I it's a better coat for a later time period.
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Juste-au-corps
Name: Juste-au-corps
Type: Coats
Price: 330$ USD
330$ CAD
Juste-au-corps
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