The sign of the unicorn. A fabric shop for 18th century reenactors and historians.

Linen and Woolen Draper,
Haberdasher &c.

We are on the road to Monmouth, NJ, Ft. Ticonderoga and Ft. Niagara, NY from June 18th to July 9th. We will still receive orders and ship during this time but there may be some disruption to the quick service you are used to. We will do everything we can to fill orders promptly.

New books now in stock The Dress of the People: Everyday Fashion in Eighteenth-Century England and Chintz: Indian Textiles for the West. We now have a selection of reproduction Dutch chintz as well.

The Dress of the People: Everyday Fashion in the Eighteenth-Century by John Styles.Chintz Indian Textiles for the West by Rosemary Crill.

We have been working hard adding many new fabrics for you. Take a look at our variety of new check and stripe linens. Or possibly you are thinking of a distinctive Dutch chintz gown for yourself? For those interested in the Jacobite Uprising you might be interested in looking at our selection of plaid wools.

Gift Certificates are now available for $5.00, $10.00, $25.00, $50.00, and $100.00.

Clothing made to reproduce that of the 1770s for woman and child.

J    ust imported from Liverpool, and the last ships from London, &c. and now opening for Sale, by Wm. Booth, In his STORE, at the Sign of the Unicorn,

A      large and excellent assortment of linen checks and stripes, linen Hollands, cords, diaper, and jeans, Scotch, Irish and flaxen ozenbrigs; Russia sheetings, Hessen, Russia and ravens duck, canvas; plains, serge, broadcloths, woolens, worsteds, white flannels, scarlet, drab, light and dark blue, brown, claret, garnet, sage, purple and pea green, coarse cloths; coloured threads, Scotch threads; wool doubled, and ready for knitting; mould, thread and wire shirt buttons; fashionable plated and brass buttons; Indian binding, white, and red, white twist, white tapes, colour'd silk ribbon, worsted braid, gold lace; scissors, bodkins, stilleto; brass, Pinchbeck, shoe and knee buckles, plain sleeve links; With a general assortment of other goods as usual.

Historic reproduction family clothing typical of the late 18th century. Historic reproduction clothing typical of the late 18th century for women and children.