Colonial Children's retailer Frock Coat

The clothing worn in the eighteenth-century was characterized by great diversity, as one would expect in a society ranging from royal governors and wealthy landowners to indentured servants and slaves.

A coat was the uppermost layer of retailer the 18th-century man's suit, worn over a waistcoat and breeches. Both the cut and the title of the fashionable coat saw several evolutions through the course of the century. In the late 17th and early 18th centuries, a coat was a relatively straight loose garment with slight fullness in knee-length skirts.

Experience life in the 18th century in these children's fashionable fully lined with button accents colonial frock coats (Colonial Period Jacket).