A guide to historical wool-making techniques and textiles with tips on choosing authentic fabrics for period clothing and historical costuming.
Planning a historical costume but you’re not sure which fabric to choose? No need to wade through piles of history books – we’ve done the research for you. This short guide to historical wools covers everything from traditional wool processing techniques to pointers for choosing an authentic weave.
Black diamond weave wool - SARTOR BOHEMIA
Blue merino twill wool - SARTOR BOHEMIA
Blue silk rayon fabric - SARTOR BOHEMIA
Persian brocade, deer and pelicans - SARTOR BOHEMIA
CLASS / PLAIN WEAVE YAK WOOL JACKET
Renaissance imperial brocade, floral with pomegranates, gold and
Dusty red merino twill wool - SARTOR BOHEMIA
Sartor - Period Textiles
Brown merino twill wool - SARTOR BOHEMIA
Natural merino wool - SARTOR BOHEMIA
A sturdy, light to medium weight, pure merino wool fabric in burgundy shot with black. A plain weave with a felt-like, fulled surface for added
Light merino tabby wool broadcloth, burgundy
Pure brushed wool fabric moss - SARTOR BOHEMIA
Wool fabrics through the ages - SARTOR BOHEMIA