Outerwear PortfolioCloaks, Robes, Coats and Wraps |
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This is just a small sampling of costumes that we have custom made in the past. For custom made clothing similar to that shown here or in a different style please see our custom orders page then contact us for a price estimate. For cloaks, capes, and wraps currently available for sale, please click here! For coats and robes currently available for sale, please click here! |
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![]() Mab modelling her
hunter green semifelted wool outer robe and black 100% linen
under-robe. Photo courtesy of Kate W.
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![]() Custom
ordered Scriptorium Cloak in charcoal gray/brown twill weave wool lined
in gray shot satin and edged with faux leather. Thank you for
sharing the picture, Prometheus*!
Click on the above picture to learn more about him! |
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Inspired by medieval designs and Eowyn's travelling coat, this heathered blue-gray wool coat had flecks of other colors in the herringbone textured weave of the fabric. It was fully lined in natural oatmeal colored linen/rayon blend fabric with a wonderful texture. The coat buttoned down the front with brass tone ball shaped filigree metal buttons. The neckline, sleeve ends and hemline were edged in soft faux fur. |
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Mourning Cloak (TM) Inspired
by an exotic black butterfly whose wings are tipped in gold, this full
circle cloak is created from wool flannel and is embellished with over
15 yards of black and gold trim, and features an oversized
hood.
Available now! |
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![]() This
hybrid garment is known as a cloak tunic. Worn loose in the
back
to look like a cape from behind, the front is belted like a
tunic. It is like having two garments in one! This
particular cloak tunic is created from sapphire blue velveteen with a
gold and sapphire brocade interior. There is no more of this
exact brocade available,but we would be happy to create a unique cloak
tunic for you as a custom
order!
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![]() This
true half circle cloak created from green 100% cotton twill was
inspired
by Faramir's Ranger cloak. It features a deep, pointed hood
and a
hem measuring around 166". The cloak is approximately 46"
long
and closes with two ties secured by faux suede appliques. All
seams (excepting the hemline) are professionally finished - the hem has
been "distressed" to give it a worn look.
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![]() Lady of the Mists Cloak (tm) Unlined coat weight
heathered gray wool melton cloak with trimmed front and oversized hood.
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![]() The Gothic Rose Cloak (tm) Black rayon or silk
velvet lined in shimmering red and black shot satin. This
exact lining is no longer manufactured.
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![]() This
early 1700's pirate style frock coat was patterned after a diagram in
the Cut of Men's Clothes based on a garment in the Victoria and Albert
Museum. The frock coat shown above was made from cardinal red
medium weight wool flannel stiffened at the front and cuffs with
horsehair interfacing. The inside of this stunning pirtate
coat
is lined with heavyweight softened black linen and has black wool
flannel facings. There are just under five yards of black
Venise
lace appliqued to the front, the back vent, and the cuffs of this
one-of-a-kind frock coat. The points of the lace along the
front
opening have a decorative black glass button with rhinestone center and
gold highlights on each making a total of 24 buttons. Due to
the
unique nature of the lace this pirate coat will not be able to be
exactly repeated, but something similar can be made as a custom
order.
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![]() For
this custom ordered ensemble we created a long pirate style coat made
from charcoal gray wool flannel trimmed in braid, a silver and gray
brocade waistcoat, and a hemp pirate style shirt. We hand
dyed
the shirt with black walnuts collected locally.
Modelled by Sam Balcomb and photo copyright by Mikki Willis. Hair and makeup by Nikki Rice. |
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Great Coat is created
from unlined olive/gray green tweed wool which has flecks of many
different colors interwoven in the material. It features a
scalloped collar, two 1/2 circle shoulder capes, side seam linen
pockets with flaps that button closed, and brown leather buttons on the
front, pocket flaps and sleeve cuffs. Sleeve cuffs
may be
folded down in inclement weather to keep your hands warmer. Though this coat hearkens from the days of the 1700's and the American Revolution, it could easily be worn as your "regular" overcoat to bring a unique historical flavor and spice to the doldrums of commuting, grocery shopping, walking the dog and other mundane tasks. The shoulders are broader than the original garment to accomodate modern posture and build. |
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![]() Civil
War style blue coat weight wool and silver silk lined cape/cloak with
black hood tassel and three rows of soutache braid decoration around
the edges.
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![]() Double breasted wool
melton frock coat. Originally a style ending at the waist at
the center front, this was modified to taper away at the front for
greater warmth according to the customer's wishes.
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![]() Alucard inspired
pirate coat made from cotton twill with gold ribbon trim.
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![]() Hunter wool flannel sack coat. Originally a style without cuffs, back tab or patch pockets, this was modified to resemble Pippin's coat in LOTR. |
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![]() Olive wool broadcloth
frock coat. Originally a style without gathering at the
wrists and cutaway at the front, this was modified to resemble Merry's
coat in LOTR to also include hand stitched detailing along the collar,
cuffs and facing.
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![]() 1950's style evening
wrap - the body of the cape coat is black velvet and the embossed
velvet collar turns into pockets at the bottom edge.
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![]() L.A. Confidential
style coat in rayon velvet lined with white silk satin.
Fastens down the front with vintage black glass buttons.
Thank you Debbie for the picture! |
![]() Lightweight cloak of shot red and black fabric ties at the neck with ribbon and features a full sized hood. |
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| Inspired by the elven cloaks worn
while travelling away to the Western Sea, this smoke gray silk velvet
cloak has a uniquely designed hood with points that tuck in at the nape
of the neck and rich folds that drape around the face.
Available as a Custom Order
only. |
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![]() A not-so-basic black cloak. Available now on the Cloaks for Sale page! |
![]() LOTR inspired cloak
with crossover closure in hunter green twill.
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![]() Kristin and Cody
modelling their custom ordered cloak tunic, satin cloak and
Shieldmaiden version 2 outfits made by us. Thank you so much
for the picture!
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![]() Ivory wool wedding
cloak with trim modelled by Amy. Thank you for the picture!
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![]() Photo by Nina Rizzo. Copyright 2007.Wedding or
Handfasting Veil cloak created from luxurious natural silk
chiffon. It features a curved full hood and ties at the
neck.
Our in stock Wedding and Handfasting cloaks are available here. |
![]() The Branwen wedding
or handfasting cloak created from pale ivory cashmere wool.
The oversized hood is lined with matching silk velvet.
Our in stock Wedding and Handfasting cloaks are available here. |
![]() Gold organza wedding veil cloak. |
![]() Jedi Style Robes in Cotton Twill. |
![]() Wizard School Robe in
the style of the first two movies. We also make these similar to the
latest movies as a custom order!
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![]() This custom ordered
Potions Master
inspired robe was made from unlined cotton twill. It is
pleated at the back yoke and at
the back of the huge winglike sleeves. Jacket shown was
created by Kambriel for the model.
Thank you Storm for modelling and Shadow for taking the photos! |
![]() Thank you Courtney for modelling and Toni for taking the picture! |
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| Alferian modelling his hat, cloak
and robes made by us! |
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| It's
full of stars! This black silk velvet cloak is embroidered
around all edges with a silver star field four inches wide containing
over 1820 stars. This prototype was lined with red slipper
satin. A starry cloak like this on silk velvet with slipper satin lining would cost $595, and on wool flannel lined with slipper satin it would be $495. On wool flannel lined with satin but only having embroidery at the front edge (NOT around the hemline) it would cost $295. (The difference in price is due to the extra time and materials involved in embroidering on velvet.) |
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Photo copyright 2007 by Nina RizzoSilver snowflakes in
different shapes and sizes are embroidered in waves around the hem of
this midnight blue wool silver satin lined cloak. The snowflakes were
researched and digitized from actual ice crystal photo records, then
painstakingly machine embroidered over the course of many
hours.
Just as snowflakes are unique, this wearable art cloak will never be exactly repeated, but a similar one may be available on our Cloaks for Sale page. |
![]() Dracula inspired
cloak made
from lightweight shot black and red fabric with standing collar.
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| 300 style Spartan inspired red 100% wool cloak. We made both cloaks - one 'new' looking at the left, and painted, faded and distressed on the right for a different customer. The customer supplied the harness in each case, and we purchased the brooch shown on the left from the fantastic armorer Joe Piela here. | |