A perfect comparison to ours can be seen at the Smithsonian. Go to https://www.si.edu/object/confederate-army-trousers-model-1861%3Anmah_446348?fbclid=IwAR0CD86rdFcDse4Zo5OwYdgDzLu6aF1oOMQFCTwPxu1M3pJBMCbg6nme9is to see them.
These trousers are producing using our own production of Royal Blue kersey. Cut in the so-called Richmond Depot style, they feature more of a pattern and fit contemporary to the 1860's than the Federal counterpart. The Isaac Campbell buttons add a nice touch. This style of trousers was imported in significant quantities and or made in the Confederacy from kits via blockade runners.
Style (A) Isaac Campbell Buttons
Style (B) has the darken bone buttons instead.
More sizes coming soon.
These trousers are producing using our own production of Royal Blue kersey. Cut in the so-called Richmond Depot style, they feature more of a pattern and fit contemporary to the 1860's than the Federal counterpart. The Isaac Campbell buttons add a nice touch. This style of trousers was imported in significant quantities and or made in the Confederacy from kits via blockade runners.
Style (A) Isaac Campbell Buttons
Style (B) has the darken bone buttons instead.
More sizes coming soon.
A perfect comparison to ours can be seen at the Smithsonian. Go to https://www.si.edu/object/confederate-army-trousers-model-1861%3Anmah_446348?fbclid=IwAR0CD86rdFcDse4Zo5OwYdgDzLu6aF1oOMQFCTwPxu1M3pJBMCbg6nme9is to see them.
