Ivory Embroidered Court Waistcoat | 18th Century & Napoleonic Style Vest
This ivory waistcoat has the look of 18th-century and Napoleonic-era court dress. Detailed oak and laurel leaf embroidery in silver and gold tones runs down the front, around the collar and across the pocket flaps. It suits historical reenactors, theatre and film wardrobes, formal ceremonial occasions and collectors of period dress.
Key Features
- Cream-ivory fabric with a satin-finish lining
- Raised oak leaf embroidery on the collar, front closure and pocket flaps
- Antique-finish metal buttons with a floral design
- Round collarless neckline with embroidered edging
- Faux pocket flaps with matching embroidery and zigzag trim
- Pointed front hem and side vents for a classic period cut
- Adjustable back strap with buckle for a tailored fit
Perfect For
- 18th-century, Georgian, Regency and Napoleonic reenactments
- Court, diplomatic and ceremonial dress
- Theatre, opera, film and stage productions
- Weddings, groomsmen outfits and formal photoshoots
- Costume parties, Halloween and cosplay
- Historical clothing collectors
Material & Care
Cotton-blend outer fabric with a satin lining. Metallic-thread embroidery and metal buttons. Dry clean recommended.
Sizing & Customization
The back buckle strap allows a fine fit adjustment. Please check the size chart, and contact us for custom measurements.
Shipping
Made to order. Worldwide shipping available.
Please confirm the fabric, lining and whether the embroidery is hand or machine made, since I wrote these from the photos.
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