Independence Blue Linen hcc24 reproduction 18th-century garments

reproduction 18th-century garments

were brown and blue

The word haversack originates from the Dutch term "haverzak" or "hafersach" meaning oat sack and denoting a bag of oats carried for horses

and bedding

The tongs are approximately 6" long

Independence Blue Linen hcc24 reproduction 18th-century garmentsIndependence Blue Linen has a rich, mid depth blue tonebold enough to stand out, yet still comfortably within a period appropriate palette. The weave is smooth and even, giving the fabric a steady hand and a clean, reliable drape. Its balanced weight makes it suitable for gowns, petticoats, coats, and accessories that benefit from a sturdy linen with a strong, saturated color. The distinctive blue offers a confident, historically grounded appearance