Period/Costume Sources

historical costume patterns and supplies

clothing, shoes, hats, and patterns

Specializing in Millinery treasures such as bonnets, cloches, trims, feathers, plumes and beading

historic clothing and accessories for men and women

Everything Costumes, from 1920s Costumes to Zorro Halloween Costume

Snoods and hair bands- lots of sizes, styles and colors

Specializing in Victorian, Edwardian and Civil War era Ladies Dresses

vintage costuming patterns and
dollmaker's catalog

historic designer clothing, patterns and supplies

Black Silk Top Hats, Proper old ones, Good shapes, Various sizes, Sensible prices
Hatter: Martin Ellis Jones

Three styles of straw bonnets and 5 sizes of plain straw hats. Also custom made period hats for men and women.

A snood, also known as a caul, is a net headpiece which permits the hair to be displayed in a setting of colors, beads, or faux jewels; it might be considered a decorative hybrid between a hat and a hairnet. If the snood is constructed properly almost anyone can wear one; most snoods are one-size-fits-all.

Miller's Millinery - 18th and 19th century millinery ready-made and
patterns. The patterns are documented to original items and feature period appropriate construction techniques.

millinery, corsetry, clothing ( ready-made and custom) drygoods and classes

Stage costumes for rent. Stage curtains for sale.

Indiana Jones hats, ready-to-wear and custom made Fedoras and lots of western hats. Also renovations, cleaning and blocking services.
Fort Worth, Texas

Click on Civilian section for hats

goods for history re-enactors

This site includes going to Renaissance Faires, making costumes and resources for both.

on line costume classes, thousands of images

Vast resource and historic fashion guild from San
Francisco area

Authentic, quality vintage hats, hatpins and accessories. The Vintage Hat Box…where elegance is always in style.

Buckram hat frames and all things theatrical.

Hats for all types, formal, fraternal, military and movie.

Renaissance, 18th Century, Victorian & Burlesque Millinery
Oakland, California
Milliner: Kim Dye

for serious theatrical and reenactment use "On-the-Shelf" items and custom orders offered.
Ontario, Canada
Truly Carmichael

A resource that offers copies of rare, antique, and vintage sewing patterns. The site covers the eras from 1840 through the late 1940's, and includes needlework, fashion plates and other related fashion/textile items.