- Merchants who can help you improve the historical look of both your soft and armored kits.
Fabric, Sewing, and Fiber Arts:
Fabrics-Store.com-linen fabric
Apple Cart Creations-yarns and fiber arts
Wm. Booth Draper-fabric and notions
Burnley and Trowbridge Company-fabric
Carolina Calicoes-fabric
The Woolery-yarns and fiber arts
Sartor Fabrics– Reproductions of historic textiles
Renaissance Fabrics-Fabric
B. Black and Sons-Wool Fabric
Bartlett Yarns-Yarn and Weaving Supplies
Faserhaus-Wool Fabric
Garb, Accessories, and Sundries:
Historic Enterprises-a little bit of everything
Medieval Design-a little bit of everything but higher end
Armor and Castings-medieval castings, strap-ends, etc
Lorifactor Historical Replicas-buckles, belts, camp supplies, and accessories
Boots by Bohemond-Boots and Shoes
Crossman Crafts-costrels, fiber arts, sewing, camp gear, sundries, and accessories
Townsend’s-Sundries
Wooded Hamlet-Sundries
Medieval Market-Garb and Sundries
Quiverstock-Garb, Sundries, Weapons, and Maille
Armor:
Armour Workshop: Coat of Plates
Weapons:
- Tod Cutler-Affordable weapons, leather work, and accessories
- Tod’s Workshop-High end custom weapons and shields
- Albion Swords-High End Swords