Pure silks for authentic historical costuming never out of stock
Historically, to dress in silk was the exclusive privilege of the wealthy and powerful. We carry authentic silks for historical costuming for creating medieval and Renaissance costumes, Baroque clothing, Victorian dress, and fantasy costumes. We can help you located the fabric you need, whether it’s patterned damask for a Renaissance costume, a Baroque or Rococo brocade, silk taffeta or dupioni for a Victorian gown, or something else entirely. Silk has been a major presence in European high fashion since the early Middle Ages. For example, already the Vikings wore heavy silks with a plain, twill, or diamond weave that they brought back from exotic lands.
Sort by: Recommended: Products are listed by popularity in descending order. Out of stock products are listed at the end. In this section, some items are set to be placed at specific positions.
Heavy silk satin, antique rose
61,85 £/m
in stock 25.3 m
Material: 100% silk
Width (cm): 114 cm
Weight (gsm): 130 gsm
Silk chiffon, red
24,07 £/m
in stock 76.3 m
Material: 100% silk
Width (cm): 135 cm
Weight (gsm): 22 gsm
Silk crêpe de Chine, royal blue
35,56 £/m
in stock 24.4 m
Material: 100% silk
Width (cm): 114 cm
Weight (gsm): 69 gsm
Silk habotai, ivory white
21,48 £/m
in stock 17.7 m
Material: 100% silk
Width (cm): 110 cm
Weight (gsm): 30 gsm
Silk crêpe marocain, white
74,04 £/m
in stock 3.8 m
Material: 100% silk
Width (cm): 138 cm
Weight (gsm): 126 gsm
Silk georgette, black
23,71 £/m
in stock 34.5 m
Material: 100% silk
Width (cm): 141 cm
Weight (gsm): 35 gsm
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Silk for historical costuming
Silk was historically reserved for the elite. We carry silk textiles for historical costuming, silk for Renaissance costumes, silk for Baroque clothing, silk for Victorian and Georgian gowns, and silk for fantasy costumes and LARP. We can help you locate the right fabrics and patterns for medieval costuming, select a brocade for Baroque or Rococo clothing, and identify the perfect silk for your Renaissance costume or your living history project.
