Last Chance Women's Clothing & Accessories

Was given this set as a gift, since you can never have too many cloak pins, right? I also own the Twisted Forged Iron Leaf Brooch, which now goes exclusively with any knitted garments I own.
But this one? I'll use it on just about everything. Cloaks, capes, full 9 yard kilts.
It's bigger than you'd expect, but not overly so. And the rough iron look really makes it stand out. Has some decent weight to it, but not too much heft. Love it.

Was given this set as a gift, since you can never have too many cloak pins, right? I also own the Twisted Forged Iron Leaf Brooch, which now goes exclusively with any knitted garments I own.
But this one? I'll use it on just about everything. Cloaks, capes, full 9 yard kilts.
It's bigger than you'd expect, but not overly so. And the rough iron look really makes it stand out. Has some decent weight to it, but not too much heft. Love it.

This is a neat little accessory for Viking-era outfit.  Well made and functional, to boot.

I know that the description gave the specs on this item, but, you gotta see it for yourself.  This is a big pin!  Can't wait to use it.

This Chocolate Brown Skirt is wonderful. This is a piece of “regular” clothing, not costume- like at all.  The fabric is a lightweight, durable, a beautiful, chocolate brown - love the color! I’d wear this to work if the pleating were just a tad bit less but it’s perfect for my historical presentations.  It pairs well with a crisp white peasant blouse and is historically relevant for many periods. A small crinoline may be worn to dress it up but it’s a nice ladies‘ travel,  leisure or peasant style as is. I’m thrilled to find this versatile, genuine garment in period style.  I’m 5’9”, size 10 with a smaller waist, ordered the large, length and waist was perfect.  Highly recommend.

Love perfect for my cloak. Anxious to use it. And its really sharp which it needs to be to go though my cloak...