U.S. Revolutionary War Gaiters / Spats – Black, Grey & White (Hand Stitched)
$41.59
$58.23
Description Authentic reproduction of U.S. Continental Army gaiters, as worn during the American Revolutionary War (circa 1776–1783). These are hand-stitched reproductions made from tightly woven canvas or wool kersey, designed to protect the lower legs and cover the tops of the shoes. Featuring a full-length button closure along the outer leg, reinforced instep straps, and a snug, period-correct cut. Available in black, grey, and white—each representing specific campaign and dress uses—these gaiters complete the authentic late-18th-century soldier’s appearance for field or formal wear. Fabric: Heavy cotton duck, linen canvas, or wool kersey. Colors: Black, grey, white. Buttons: Pewter, bone, or wood (period-correct domed type) -as per availability. Thread: Heavy natural linen thread. Straps: Leather underfoot strap, hand-stitched. Stitching: Entirely hand-sewn, no visible machine seams. Black: Commonly used for campaign and field wear; hides dirt and wear. Grey: Worn by militia and state troops; practical for everyday service. White: Dress or parade gaiters, worn with full uniform for formal occasions or guard duty.
