U.S. Revolutionary War Breeches – White, Beige, Grey & Cream (Hand Stitched)

Description Authentic reproduction of Continental Army breeches from the American Revolutionary War period (circa 1775–1783). These knee-length breeches are meticulously hand-stitched from fine wool or sturdy linen in historically accurate shades of white, beige, grey, or cream, representing both regulation and militia variants. Cut in the true 18th-century style with a broad fall-front flap, knee button closures, and a snug fit below the knee for wear with gaiters or stockings. Each pair is made using period tailoring methods with linen thread and hand-sewn seams, offering a perfect balance of comfort, durability, and authenticity. Fabric: Wool kersey, broadcloth, or heavy linen (white, beige, grey, or cream). See use description below. Lining: Linen waistband and pocket bags. Thread: Natural linen, hand-sewn throughout. Buttons: Bone, pewter, or wood – domed period style. Cut: High-waisted knee breeches with fall-front flap. Stitching: 100% hand-stitched, no machine work. Color Significance White / Cream: Standard Continental issue, worn for dress and garrison. Beige / Natural Linen: Common for summer or campaign wear. Grey: Seen in militia and state units; practical field color. Cream Wool: Favored for officers or artillery units in cooler climates.