List of trusted online garb shops

[Rowan MacD]

 A quick glance over the previous entries-I didn't see this one- They have shoes,garb, armor an musical instruments...

https://www.darkknightarmoury.com 

[Rowan MacD]

http://www.polyhymniaconcepts.com/

Seriously high end stuff here-The blue court gown shown on the first page is $3,500.00....
gorgeous work.

[Serenity]

Rowen - have you actually used or know anyone that has used Polyhymnia?  I admit I fell in love with the pics on that site a few years ago, but after asking on the board here and no one had heard of them, I was a little warned off. 

[Rowan MacD]

  No I don't.  I can't afford that kind of work, although I drool over it!   The simpler stuff is not that expensive-but I don't know how much they charge nowadays-the pics and prices haven't changed in a long time.....

[Rowan MacD]

I am finally up and running...http://www.customdesignsbyladykathleen.com/index.htm

Lady Kathleen-Did you change your website?  The link no longer works....

[theChuck]

We just got an order from http://www.etsy.com/shop/redthreaded, and it's really good. The workmanship is solid, and the woman who runs the shop was a pleasure to work with. Well worth checking it out!

[Tazjia Swiftsail]

I did not scroll through all nine pages so I apologize if these are repeats:
www.dresslikeapirate.com (good for random stuff, haven't been TOTALLY thrilled with some of the clothing items I've gotten from here but they've updated a lot since I've purchased from them)

www.piratefashions.com

this site I LOVE it's an ebay store and I've gotten my favorite corset and many other things here: http://stores.ebay.com/FAIRE-LADY-DESIGNS/_i.html?rt=nc&_sid=395636&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14.l1513&_pgn=1


Again, sorry if these are repeats!!!

[isabelladangelo]

http://www.etsy.com/shop/JubileeL

I've started adding some garb to my little shop on Etsy.   I promise to add more in the next couple of days. 

I've also finally gotten around to making my webpage a webpage.  It's still under construction but it looks a lot better than it did two days ago!

[DonaCatalina]

http://www.skyridgedesigns.com/

Skyridge Designs now has a brick & Mortar in Red Oak, TX not far from Scarborough Faire.

[Prima]

I have a few smaller shops to add to this fabulous list. 

My "jeweler" from the UK has done great, affordable costume pieces:  http://stores.ebay.com/Unfauxgettable-Designs?_rdc=1

I purchased a chain of office for m'lord from this wonderful gal in Canada, again great quality and cost: http://www.etsy.com/shop/RecycledRockstah

I had my hat custom created for my current ensemble and I absolutely love it!  She sent me fabric samples so we could match my dress perfectly.  It's a lovely, well made piece.  http://www.etsy.com/shop/PixieStixx

[Lady Kathleen of Olmsted]

http://www.skyridgedesigns.com/

Skyridge Designs now has a brick & Mortar in Red Oak, TX not far from Scarborough Faire.

I saw this ensemble in a Wedding Issue of RENAISSANCE magazine. What you see, they wanted $1,500 for.  That is NOT counting the Great Coat!

[Rowan MacD]

  It's good that folks are posting these sites.  The Newbies, especially, need to see what 'professional' quality garb looks like, and have an idea of what this stuff costs.

[Rowan MacD]

http://www.cgmillinery.com/aboutus.sc

  One of the two principle seamstresses of the original, late and greatly lamented Castle Gardens Creations (which closed in 2011 due to the illness of one of the sisters)  has a new website!
   She is not making gowns anymore- but has resumed millinery by herself.  If you favor HA and don't want to make your own hat-she does it.
   I can vouch for her workmanship.  Per her comments- she does not have a large inventory as yet.  Some of the site graphics and photos are from the old CGC site.

[RenStarr]

I've intended to add a link for these folks, so I'm getting it done today.  Here's a link to their home page:  http://twospools.com/home
The made a cool weather cloak for me last year that I'm very happy with.  Husband and Wife team that have a shop at Sherwood Forest Faire. 

[Rowan MacD]

 Tig'r Toggs- Don't know how I overlooked that one!  You folks going to KCRF-his shop is right next to the pirate stage. 
Specializing in fyne peasant men's wear.  Look for the gaudy display of striped socks.   

  I bought one of his yoke shirts and a pair of the baggy pants on line for my son in law to wear to our weddng...Although he won't wear them to faire,  he does use them around the house because they are so comfortable.  I got both pieces for under $70.00 including shipping.   Toggs has much more in their shoppe at KC.

http://tgertoggs.com/