silk breechers 18thC

Brown taffeta having fall front, wide waistband with two fob pockets, self buttons, leg closure having six floral embroidered buttons and embroidered hem band, linen facings. LINK

american silk coat 1792-1799

Double breasted tan coat with satin stripe having boned wide fold-down collar, deep cuff with elongated button placket, V-shaped pocket with scalloped flap, pleated back with scalloped vent and two-tone silk basket weave buttons, linen lining. LINK

breeches 1750

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Breeches: Breeches can be made of wool, linen or leather. Breaches of the 1770's had a "fall front" or a flap in the front, which buttons near the waistline, covered by the waistcoat. An earlier style was the "fly front", which buttoned up in the middle of the front and would have been hidden by the longer waistcoats of the 1750 - 60's. The legs end about one or two inches below the knee and close with five horn, wooden, or white metal buttons or four buttons and either a buckle or drawstring. Breeches should be well fitted, rather than tight in the legs and waist with an excess in the seat. Leather breeches were very popular in New Jersey; made of buckskin by the working classes for durability http://www.outwatersmilitia.com/clothing.html
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