This links page lists resources for historical reenactors and costumers. If you would like to suggest a link or resource for this page, please email me!  

Historic Enterprises
Offering a complete selection of pre-18th century historical products. Their goods are museum reproduction quality and are either exact reproductions of extant artifacts, or are logical extrapolations based on available historical material. All of the items in their catalog are either made in their own workshops, or are crafted specially for them by carefully selected, highly skilled artisans. These garments and accessories are among the finest I have seen on the web. In addition, I have partnerred with them to receive the scraps from their cutting room floor, which are recycled into Lao Hats!

Costumer's Manifesto
Hosted by Tara Maginnis, PhD. This link will take you directly to her Asian costumes page. Be sure to check out the rest of this mega site, which is one of the premier resources on the web for historical and ethnic costume.

Milieux: The Costume Site
Hosted by Lauren Podolak-White, this site is another excellent online source for costumes, materials, accessories, books and other related items for the historical reenactor, sci-fi and fantasy costumes.

The Fitting Room
Custom designed corsetry by Marie Cooley in Seattle, Washington. Visit her online gallery of outstanding custom work! Corset making supplies and her very own Tarot of the Tailors are also available for sale through her website.

Bloomers4U
Custom made quality clothing for all occasions by Lisa Rosenberg. Pajamas, bloomers, knickers, camisoles, petticoats, and corsets for Renaissance, Victorian, Medieval and Civil War eras. Lisa also specializes in plus sizes, bridal, maternity and baby bloomers. Lisa also offers high quality custom woven garment labels, contact her for samples and a quote.

Medieval Moccasins
Inspired by ancient Celtic design, made by Ingrid Weiland. Comfortable footwear for both historical period attire and modern fashion. Additional styles and fabrications are available through their catalog.

Medieval Pavilion Resources
Tanya Guptill's megasite of encampments for modern day medievalists and historical reenactors. A very cross cultural site containing resources for European, Asian and Central Asian reenactors.span>

Living History Net
Linda, Craig and Rowan's living history page with a Buckskinning and Mountain Man Rendezvous focus. Newly expanded to include links, resources and event listings (southeast US) for historical reenactment of the French-Indian War through the Civil War.

The Ring Lord
Stock and custom made chainmail by Jon Daniels and crew, based in Saskatoon.