Linen Garb

9 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from August 27, 2019
  

  Andrea L. asked:

  Hi folks, this is Ozoul (Yurtboy). My wife Zacharia and I want to become active again after about an eight year hiatus. We're looking to try archery and thrown weapons. We also need to get my wife some garb. Can anyone recommend a good seamstress? Also I have questions concerning archery and thrown weapons. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

  

  Samantha R. replied:

  I LoVE linen garb if you're looking for comfortable linen clothing. The best styles at the best prices. Linengarb.com

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• Referral from October 17, 2015
  

  Robbo G. asked:

  I have garb for myself. My fighters, on the other hand, do not. I have pointed them toward Etsy. Are there any garb makers that need the business? I'll send my guys your way. Thanks!

  

  Zachary S. replied:

  Linengarb.com

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• Referral from July 14, 2015
  

  Lawrence D. asked:

  Dose any one know a retailer that sells ready made medival clothing like has a warehouse of pressure sewn clothing in all sizes ready to ship

  

  Gui C. replied:

  http://www.linengarb.com/

  

  Jason M. replied:

  I have a lot of Linengarb.com clothes they are great clothes sold and made by great people.

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• Referral from June 11, 2015
  

  Jakob S. asked:

  My experience with historical clothing is limited, but I'm very keen on the idea of Viking Age clothes and craft. Would anyone have general recommendations for sites/stores for practical (and relatively inexpensive) cloaks and tunics? Eventually I wish to learn the craft, but I think this would be a nice place to start.

  

  Jon P. replied:

  linengarb.com

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• Referral from June 10, 2015
  

  Melissa C. asked:

  I had a question! My brother and his family are coming to pennsic and they do not have any garb and I am overwhelmed trying to get ready for events, going to them and getting over pleurisy which isn't fun! I was wondering if there is anyone on here that would sell or make tunics and pants on here or know where I can get some cheaper ones are? My brother is 6'2 and wears like a xl for length shirt and 30 pants, sister in law is like a size 20, niece is a size 7 and nephew is a 3-4 t. I'm just looking for the basic for them nothing super fancy! They are coming for the first week of pennsic! Thank you so much in advance!

  

  Gui C. replied:

  Linengarb.com Com Almost as cheap as buying the fabric

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• Referral from May 2, 2015
  

  Travis B. asked:

  I know I'll probably get lynched... but does anyone have any recommendations for mail order late 1400-early 1500's men's garb that is worth a snot?

  

  Ben F. replied:

  Linengarb.com

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• Referral from January 10, 2015
  

  Jennifer H. asked:

  I am relatively new to SCA. I am trying to find my persona. I have been researching clothing on the Internet for 2 days now for many hours. I have studied lots of history in the medieval period and am leaning to go that way. I just can't find enough websites that are authentic and have pictures of clothing from different areas. I want to learn about Anglo saxon, french, italian, and venetian clothing. Anyone know of some good sources? I will probably go with the time period between 1100 and 1400. I like the sur coat style. But before I commit. . . Also am truly hating the cauls, stuffed rings, I like my hair down or braided with ribbon. I just don't like hats.

  

  Tora Y. replied:

  http://www.linengarb.com/

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• Referral from June 23, 2013
  

  Juan A. asked:

  Hello. Can you recommend me good viking historical reenactment stores in the United States?? Thanks

  

  Moor A. replied:

  linengarb.com Tailoredtunics.com

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