So this was related to a post I just made - it's good to hear their stuff is high quality and well priced - I really have nothing to compare them to (I'm not a costumer)
Their stuff is decently good. I've got a couple of waistcoats from them and for the money they're really quite reasonable.
If you want to burn money on men's kit, I can also recommend Sutler's from personal experience. I have yet to actually buy anything from River Junction Trading Co., but they might have potential, too.
Can you tell I think about my neo-Victorian wardrobe way too obsessively?
Actually, you'd be entirely welcome to wear something like this. If you want to buy two, I'd even let you wear different ones in the two different acts :)
Well, you could wear a skirt & blouse in Act I and then something more formal in Act III. I'd be more psyched about the more neutrally colored ones, like the Edwardian suit in olive or tan; or the walking suit in brown or Wedgewood floral. Or you could get an outing jacket that would coordinate with your skirt. But y'know, up to you :)
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That website is evil, though it only has civilian wear.
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I was eyeing the tan suits -- this or this -- or maybe the brown one.
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Lies. Everyone needs costumes like these. :)
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Nice to hear good things about them.
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If you want to burn money on men's kit, I can also recommend Sutler's from personal experience. I have yet to actually buy anything from River Junction Trading Co., but they might have potential, too.
Can you tell I think about my neo-Victorian wardrobe way too obsessively?
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... Okay, at the moment ONE feels like a possibility but two is VERY unlikely. >:-) Still, we have a month or two to discuss selections!
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