Small - 32-34 Chest

This undershirt was originally made of white cashmere; the sleeves short and the seams were all stitched with red silk.  Can also be made of white flannel.

35-37 Waist

These under drawers were originally made of white linen and were finished on the upper edged with a wide belt, which was arranged so that they may be looser of tighter by means of 2 buttonhole tabs and six buttons.  In fastening, the tabs are run through a slit in the belt, and buttoned each on a button.

16-1/2 x 33

This shirt was originally made of white linen and has a plain front of double linen.

Large - 42-44 Chest

This dressing gown was originally made of thick English cloth in yellow-brown check, finished with a heavy cord at the edges and with a cord girdle.

Extra Large - 46-48 Chest

This negligé jacket was originally made of white flannel.

Multi-Size - 14-1/2-18 Neck

These dickeys were originally intended to be used on occasion with fatigue or traveling shirts of flannel or silk with the addition of linen cuffs to match.

17 x 35

This shirt was originally made of fine linen.  It comes with a pattern for a standing collar and a wing collar and variations on the front.

1891 Gentleman's Shirt w/2 Collars

Robert Jaehrig,

Multi-Size - 14-1/2-18 Neck

This collar and bosom was originally made of fine linen on the double and the neck binding has a button hole in the middle and on each end.

Multi-Size - 14-1/2-18 Neck

These collars were made of fine linen in several thicknesses, which are backstitched together on the edges, and then turned and finished on the right side with one or more rows of stitching and finished with three buttonholes.