Garb 102 explores the world of garb that you do not fight in. Garb for feasting, garb for going to event parties in, and garb for all around just look awesome in. Contains many photos, links to patterns, and people to talk to.

1. GARB 102:
So You Want to be Fancy Pants do You?
Fancy and Feast Garb
Class by Antoinette of Khador

2. So you want to be all Fancy Pants do you?
Fancy garb is something that not everyone wants and not
everyone has. I hope by putting on this class more people
will become interested in looking awesome on and off the
field.
Fancy Garb is harder to make then normal garb but there are
tones of people that want to help you. Talk to them!

3. What is Fancy Garb?
 Fancy Garb is:
 Garb you wear to feast
 Garb you wear to knighting ceremonies
 Garb you wear to unit ceremonies if you have them
 Garb you wear off the field to parties and night gatherings
 Garb that looks nicer than your fighting garb
 Garb with added details
 Garb that you do not fight in
 It can look however you want it to…its YOUR garb
 Its garb often made out of heavier and richer fabrics which means
it will often cost more

4. Fancy Male Garb
 Guys have tones of options for fancy garb
 There are many periods you can pick from or you can create
your own
 Fancy doesn’t mean Poofy pants and cod pieces, it can just
mean trim and clean pants.
 Fabrics for fancier garb are often heavier, and richer fabrics
which does mean it can be a bit costly

5. Here you will find ideas for males from a number
of different historical periods, as well as fantasy
based ideas.
Fancy Garb Ideas-Male

6. Norse

7. Tudor

8. Elizabethan

9. German

10. Irish/ Scottish

11. Russian/ Persian

12. Eastern

13. Fantasy

14. Fantasy

15. Alright, well most people think “dresses” when it comes
to fancy garb for females and they are not totally wrong.
However there is some fancy garb for females that are not
dresses.
Female Fancy Garb

16. Norse/Saxon

17. Tudor

18. Elizabethan

19. Persian – Looks Pants!

20. Gypsy

21. Fantasy

22. Fantasy

23. Fantasy

24. Pinky Disclaimer:
I am not a monster. I do not make monster garb..
If you want to be a fancy monster it is best to
speak to Salamander, Kraylose or Gadget. They
will better be able to assist you in being a fancy
monster.
Fancy Monster

25. Fancy Monster

26. The following slides will give you links to
patterns, people, and stores from which you
can create all of your own fancy garb.
Resources

27. McCall’s Patterns
It looks like many of the historical McCall’s patterns have been discontinued. As such I
have found some of them on Amazon. I will be listing the pattern reference number for
people instead of a link, as it will make finding them easier for you.
https://mccallpattern.mccall.com/m6940
McCall's Patterns M4090
McCall's Patterns M4107
McCall's Patterns M4696
McCall's Patterns M6376

28. Butterick Patterns
 https://butterick.mccall.com/b4827
 https://butterick.mccall.com/b4571
 https://butterick.mccall.com/b4574

29. Simplicity Patterns
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/5359.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/4940.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/men-costumes/4923.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/4080.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/4092.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/men-costumes/4059.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/3809.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/3782.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-men-teen-costumes/3519.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/5794.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/5582.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/burda-style-historical-costumes/B6888.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA381201.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA258901.html

30. Simplicity Patterns
 http://www.simplicity.com/ea450801-premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA450801.ht
 http://www.simplicity.com/ea448801-premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA448801.ht
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-fantasy-costumes/1010.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-fantasy-costumes/1045.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-fantasy-costumes/1009.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-fantasy-costumes/1008.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-medieval-fantasy-costumes/1137.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA888101.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA381201.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA258901.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA592501.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/premium-print-on-demand-costume-pattern/EA891301.html

31. Simplicity Patterns
 http://www.simplicity.com/burda-style-historical-costumes/B6887.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/mens-medieval-tunic-cloak-and-accessories/1552.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-men-and-teen-costumes/1582.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/1551.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costume/1773.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/2158.html
 http://www.simplicity.com/misses-costumes/2159.html

32. Reconstructing History Patters
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/medieval/
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/renaissance
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/carnival
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/eastern/japanese-patterns
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/eastern/turkish-patterns
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/eastern/persian-patterns/
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/eastern/indian-patterns/
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/eastern/polish-patterns/
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/17th-century/
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/complete-common-woman-package.html
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/landsknecht-package.html

33. Reconstructing History Patterns
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/eastern/indian-patterns.html
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/eastern/polish-patterns.html
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/17th-century.html
 http://store.reconstructinghistory.com/historic-patterns/frock-coats.html

34. Other Patterns
 Eqos on Deviant Art has many good patterns for use
http://eqos.deviantart.com/gallery/1866026
 http://www.pinterest.com/ladyrockbottom/medieval-sca-clothing-patterns-tutorials/
 There are some very good books out there. These are two very
common ones:
 Medieval Garments Reconstructed: Norse Clothing Patterns
 The Medieval Tailor's Assistant: Making Common Garments 1200-
1500

35. People Who Make Garb
 Lady Armstrong:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lady-Armstrong-Designs
 Gypsie Rose:
https://www.facebook.com/GypsieRoseDesigns
 Kalish Sewing Shop:
https://www.facebook.com/kalishsewingshop/?
fref=ts
 Sarah Valkyrie Lemay: https
://www.facebook.com/Littlestitchesgarb/?fref=nf

36. People To Talk To
 Antoinette:
https://www.facebook.com/AntoinetteFinnrsdottir
 Caleidah: https://www.facebook.com/caleidah?fref=ts
 Argent:
https://www.facebook.com/joshua.dusek?fref=ts
 Gypise Rose: https://www.facebook.com/GypsieRoseDesigns
 Lady Armstrong:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lady-Armstrong-Des

37. Monsters To Talk To
Silo (Kobold)
https://www.facebook.com/jeff.hamilton.332345
Gadget (Goblyn)
https://www.facebook.com/kate.brauner.1
Kraylose (Orge):
https://www.facebook.com/Kraylose?fref=ts
Salamander (Goblyn)
https://www.facebook.com/ksknoertzer?fref=ts
Kord (Goblyn)
https://www.facebook.com/Kord.Goblyn?fref=ts

38. Shopping online for your garb is completely an option
that you have. I however suggest you consider all of
the options before making any purchases. Also the
following list is by no means conclusive, it is however
a list of place I have personally shopped at and or
have spoken with before. If you have other places to
add to this list please let me know.
Online Shopping

39. Online Stores
 www.tudorshoppe.com
 www.revivalclothing.com
 www.garbtheworld.com
 www.badassgarb.com
 www.mistythicket.com
 www.tailoredtunics.com
 www.garbgeek.com
 www.armstreet.com
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/AvalonClothing
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/TailoredTunics
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/YourDressmaker
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/camelotcostumes
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/CadwaladrCostumes
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/SlavMedievalShop
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/DaleboraCrafts
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/HistoricalCostumes
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/Morrigansdesign
 www.etsy.com/ca/shop/Gewandfantasien