Military Costumes Patterns

This is what kids have been waiting for! Adopted by the US Army for issue in 2015 and also worn by the United States Special Operations Command! Kids Licensed Multicam uniforms are now in stock and ready to gear up your kiddos just like their heroes. This pattern is the most effective concealment camouflage pattern on the market today. Made from premium 6.5 oz licensed Multicam fabric and durable enough for the harshest conditions. Top has two name tape receivers on the chest with (one) removabl... [Read More]

Sew your own historical Civil War uniform with the McCall's Costumes Men's Civil War Costume Sewing Pattern! This sewing template includes sewing pattern pieces and instructions to create 2 styles of military coat and 2 styles of military trousers, and can be customized for both Union and Confederate soldiers. Recommended fabrics for this men's historical costume includes medium weight woolens, heavyweight linen and cotton, lightweight cotton, and sateen. Men's Civil War uniform can be sewn in s... [Read More]

Shirt, Hat , Pants.

Sewing Pattern - Period Patterns number 101, Medieval Military Garments. Medieval Military Garments Chain mail and plate armor were very expensive, and economically unfeasible for the average soldier of the Middle Ages. Most had to make do with padded garments. But even those who could afford armor had to wear padded garments underneath for comfort. Other pieces of clothing were designed to be worn over armor for additional protection or as decoration. Some of these garments were designed for ci... [Read More]

A great fit for theater productions and other historical settings, this Simplicity pattern provides templates for (3) pieces to be worn under a classic dress. The undergarments pattern features (1) pair of drawers, (1) chemise, and (1) corset in women's sizes range from 6-12. Fabrics should be machine washable.

You're in the Army Now!You'll show your patriotism as a military soldier, displaying your bravery in this Courageous Commando costume. This Boo! Inc. costume comes with a hat, shirt, and pants to have you fighting for freedom on Halloween. Wear this for Halloween trick-or-treating, theme parties, and costume contests. Collect all the candy you can, but save some for your mummy. And when Halloween comes to an end, dress up and play pretend all year round. You're in for a spooktacular treat with t... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern - Period Patterns number 102, More Medieval Military Garments. More Medieval Military Garments. Padded coifs gave protection to the head, and were necessary for comfort under mail coifs and helmets. A simple collar or gorget gave additional protection to the neck. Cuisses were padded thigh pieces, often with plates and metal kneecaps attached. Hose worn while fighting could be padded in places. Hose ranged from baggy to skintight, dull to wildly colorful. The angel-wing tunic coul... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern -Sewing Pattern -1806-1815 State Militia Regimental Coat Pattern - sizes 50-56" Chest. This pattern is available is available in 3 size categories; please select the correct size. This pattern is compiled from the 1809 American printing of the English Taylors' Instructor which included a section on uniforms the English addition did not and from many surviving coats both in public and private collections. Included is a discussion on variations to make the regimental unique to an ar... [Read More]

Create your own turn-of-the-century historical men's suit with the McCall's Costumes Men's Historical Suit Costume Sewing Pattern! This sewing template includes sewing pattern pieces and instructions to create a coat, vest, trousers, and necktie for a 1920's suit, perfect for Halloween costumes, cosplay, and theatrical productions. Recommended fabrics includes wool, gabardine, and cotton. Vintage men's suit can be sewn in sizes small, medium, large, x-large, and xx-large.

1750's Coat with Military Variations for the Officer or Enlisted Man (42" Chest) This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Appropriate for either civilian or military wear, this coat has very full skirts, deep cuffs, a straighter front line and roomier sleeves than coats worn in the 1770's and later. The body of the coat fits close to the person and the armholes are set high and back to reinforce a correct, erect 18th century posture. Military lap... [Read More]