Round Gown | Hamilton Blue | 1770 - 1790 spo-default The dense weave and slightly

The dense weave and slightly felted finish make it naturally resistant to wind and weather

Exaggerated market bonnets became increasingly popular in the final quarter of the 18th century

This single-breasted Regency-era waistcoat features a classic cut with one row of functional buttons down the front

period-appropriate look with just the right amount of character

A heathered lilac wool flannel with a softly brushed finish and gentle color variation throughout the fabric

Round Gown | Hamilton Blue | 1770 - 1790 spo-default The dense weave and slightlyThe Round Gown was a fashionable and practical garment worn throughout much of the 18th century, gaining particular popularity in the later decades. Unlike other gown styles of the period, the round gown was constructed as a single garment rather than a gown worn over a separate petticoat, creating the appearance of a full ensemble with fewer layers. As the style became increasingly fashionable in the late 18th century, the round gown offered a