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Range Rider Cape
Call for PriceThe epitome of untamed man of the American West, the Range Rider traverses the rugged Montana landscape as he inspects the fence line, gathers up lost calves, or fends off would-be predators. The cape he wears is as iconic as the man himself- heavy-duty brown twill that holds up to the elements topped with a faux-leather upper piece to protect him from relentless sun, rain and wind. Despite its utility, though, his cape still boasts fashion and flare. Who says you can’t look good when you’re riding the range?
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Biltmore Cape
Call for PriceThe Biltmore Cape (MC182) completes the look- rich black damask for the business side, bright red dupioni for the times you need to see, and be seen. It can be worn as a full cape, or in the style of a duelist.
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Military Cadet Coat w/ Sash (Deluxe)
Call for PriceThe South needed all the trained officers it could muster to uphold the Confederacy. Grey twill coat with velvet collar and cuffs is trimmed with black braid and gold buttons. One size fits all.
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Victorian Cape (Deluxe)
Call for PriceAdding a fashionable flourish while protecting its wearer from the unpleasantries of the Victorian London carriageways, the cape was an essential part of any gentleman’s wardrobe. One size fits all.
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Heather Cape
Call for PriceThe versatile cape served both peasants and kings, men-at-arms and clerics. This lined heather cape features imitation lamb’s fur trimmed with gold braid and studs. Designed to complement the King’s Shirt, Doublet, and Pants (MC60, 69, and 84). One size fits all.
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Military Cadet Coat w/ Sash
Call for PriceThe South needed all the trained officers it could muster to uphold the Confederacy. Grey twill coat with velvet collar and cuffs is trimmed with black braid and gold buttons. One size fits all.
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Victorian Cape
Call for PriceAdding a fashionable flourish while protecting its wearer from the unpleasantries of the Victorian London carriageways, the cape was an essential part of any gentleman’s wardrobe. One size fits all.
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Military Cape
Call for PriceThe last Confederate Secretary of War, General John C. Breckenridge actually improved army supply and organization in the last days of the war. His uniform featured a rugged but stylish military cape to protect against cold nights in the field. This heavyweight twill cape features polished eagle buttons and complements any Confederate officer’s coat.
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Richard Lionheart Cape
Call for PriceFresh back from his campaign to free the Holy Land from the heathen, the King finds he has more problems at home. King’s cape is reversible satin/twill and designed to pair with the Richard Lionheart Tunic (MC43). One size fits all.
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Christmas Cape
Call for PriceHer angelic voice rang throughout the crisp winter’s night. The red and white fur-trimmed Christmas cape complements the Christmas Carole costume to create a complete Victorian holiday look. One size fits all.
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Bugsy’s Mink
Call for PriceFor the winters of the Windy City every gunmoll and flapper had to have a full length mink or sable. This full length coat of imitation sable looks great over any Roaring 20’s dress.