Generic Garb question
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24 Mar 2015 16:57 #1
by Sean Moulson (Moulson13)
Generic Garb question was created by Sean Moulson (Moulson13)
So, after looking in my closet for Alt event garb I have found that I have exactly 3 shirts and 1 pair of pants. Besides Moresca Costumes, where can a guy find more garb? Im looking for pants, shirts etc. I'm just looking to expand my garb collection. Thanks
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24 Mar 2015 17:29 #2
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Replied by Bladesworn (Bladesworn) on topic Generic Garb question
Is it a price issue or a design issue for the :generic-ness" of the garb? I ask as I'm pretty sure you know about the huge list of vendors we have on the web links portion of the site. None of those folks have what you're looking for?
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24 Mar 2015 18:16 - 24 Mar 2015 18:17 #3
by Croínamara (Jen)
Replied by Croínamara (Jen) on topic Generic Garb question
Bullseye at the tuxedo renfaire is pretty solid, and they have great discounts in their damage bin (most of the stuff is just faded from sunlight exposure, so it's perfect for larp).
also, a lot of side-of-the-road celtic stores have REALLY great shirts/hats/sweaters/capes, etc.
lady garb is easy to shop for at thrift stores, but you might be able to find some legit dude pants there too.
also, a lot of side-of-the-road celtic stores have REALLY great shirts/hats/sweaters/capes, etc.
lady garb is easy to shop for at thrift stores, but you might be able to find some legit dude pants there too.
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24 Mar 2015 18:29 #4
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Replied by Matt D (MattD) on topic Generic Garb question
Actually, generic hospital scrubs tucked into period boots actually work nicely if you are looking to save a few bucks.
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24 Mar 2015 18:52 #5
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Replied by Amilia Tolunda (AmyTenchi) on topic Generic Garb question
Depending on ability and resources, I've made most of my simple underlay garb with JoAnn's patterns when they have $1 pattern sales. Pants are 3 seams and some hems, shirts a few more.
But I understand not everyone can do that, just my 2 cents.
But I understand not everyone can do that, just my 2 cents.
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24 Mar 2015 18:58 #6
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Replied by Rowan Uidhir (Teresa) on topic Generic Garb question
Before shopping at a Ren Faire, Con, or a store like Medieval Collectables, look at a thrift shop first. You might be able to find what you need for only a few bucks before shelling out the big cash. I found a pair of leather pants for my brother's character in a thrift store!
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24 Mar 2015 20:04 #7
by Croínamara (Jen)
Replied by Croínamara (Jen) on topic Generic Garb question
On the same notes as scrubs, Costco has some great pj pants that are loose fitting and all neutral colored. when tucked into boots, they look like garb. gina actually pointed this out the other day when i was wearing my pajamas out of the house...tucked into my boots.
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24 Mar 2015 20:13 #8
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Replied by Kleidin (Kleidin) on topic Generic Garb question
thrift stores - salvation army stores, flea markers and garage/yard sales
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26 Mar 2015 00:13 #9
by Sean Moulson (Moulson13)
Replied by Sean Moulson (Moulson13) on topic Re:Generic Garb question
It's not an issue of cost. And yes I know of the list of vendors, more of a question where and stuff. I just feel that there is so much more out there for females then males. In this genre of time it all looks similar.
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26 Mar 2015 07:24 #10
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I would recommend Armstreet. I have some of their costuming and it has held up well and looks great. (I have the Medieval Long Tunic and Overcoat Set which I wear as Tyros.)
armstreet.com/store/mens-costumes/
armstreet.com/store/mens-costumes/
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