Authentic 18th-Century Linen Hunting Shirt — Revolutionary War Era
Embrace the spirit of the American Revolution with this meticulously crafted linen hunting shirt, inspired by authentic garments worn during the late 18th century. Made from high-quality, natural-colored 100% linen, this shirt offers an unparalleled combination of historical accuracy, durability, and comfort.
Historically, hunting shirts were essential attire for colonial militia and reenactors alike. During the tumultuous years of 1776, soldiers and patriots relied on simple yet practical clothing—like this linen hunting shirt—to maintain mobility, warmth, and a sense of unity. As documented in General Orders from July 24, 1776, militia leaders were encouraged to wear such garments, especially when uniform supplies were limited. These shirts were valued for their affordability, adaptability, and the sense of patriotism they conveyed—serving both as functional workwear and a symbol of readiness.
Designed to be dyeable for personal or faction-specific markings, this shirt can be customized to reflect your historical reenactment or living history group’s colors and insignia. Its natural linen fabric ensures authenticity, comfort in varying weather conditions, and a true-to-period appearance.
Whether you’re preparing for a Revolutionary War reenactment, living history presentation, or simply want an authentic piece of colonial apparel, this linen hunting shirt offers exceptional quality and historical integrity. Wear it with long breeches and gaiters for a complete period look and let your attire tell the story of America’s fight for independence.
Features:
- Made from premium, natural-colored 100% linen fabric
- Historically accurate cut and construction
- Dyeable for customization
- Comfortable and breathable for all-weather wear
- Perfect for reenactors, historians, and patriotic enthusiasts
Show your patriotism and commitment to historical authenticity with this finely crafted linen hunting shirt—an essential piece for those dedicated to bringing history to life.




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