the body of these shirts remained the same as the square cut pattern used for the earlier shirts but the collar became deeper and developed points which were intended to be seen above the high cravat

Snake Buckles gained common popularity

We have added an image of the difference with the White and Blue together

Chest up to 38in

It is however the perfect Edwardian collar at around 2¾in high at the front

C18th Formal Knee Black and White Breeches (TR210) C19th Bow Tie the body of these shirtsWe are pleased to be able to offer this close version of C18th knee breeches. The patterns have been endlessly refined and we are now confident that they are not only authentic but flatteringly dandyish. They have the button drop fall front opening and working knee fastenings. Perfect for late C18th through to early C19th so ideal for gentlemen of Jane Austen's era. Available in black or white cotton moleskin or a lightweight soft white cotton drill.