Camel Colored Wool Redingote | Regency holiday ornaments men often wore a large
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
men often wore a large linen shirt over their small clothes to protect them from dirt and grime
As with all of our pottery this pot is glazed with a lead free glaze on the inside
and material reflects the resourcefulness of 18th-century makers
a wealthy English poet
Whether out and about or in the office
Camel Colored Wool Redingote | Regency holiday ornaments men often wore a largeElegant and understated, this camel wool redingote captures the timeless sophistication of early 19th century fashion. Inspired by original Regency era garments, the redingote was a practical yet stylish outer layeradapted from riding habits and worn by women for warmth, modesty, and travel during the cooler months. Made from soft, high quality wool in a warm camel tone, this piece features a fitted bodice, gently flared skirt, and full length front