Pirates Coats and Vests at Tudor Dressing Named After Historical Swashbucklers

May 23, 2013 - PRLog -- The pirate coats and vests have become one of the major attractions at Tudor Dressing, a popular clothing portal for medieval and renaissance costumes. These coats and vests are available in the shades like black, red or maroon and have some wonderful designs.

A large number of coats and vests available at http://www.tudordressing.com are named after some swashbucklers of the medieval or renaissance period. Blackbeard Coat is undoubtedly one of the most famous types, which his named after the famous swashbuckler of the “golden age of piracy” – Edward Teach “Blackbeard”. Besides, a number of outfits in the name of John Nutt, Captain Benjamin, Captain Easton, Captain England, Captain De Lisle and many others can be seen at this website.

Some of these names seem unfamiliar, and they have been given to the costumes after a deep research. The visitors can know about many of them on searching at Google or Wikipedia.

The designs of all these coats and vests are excellent. Wonderful embroidery can be seen near the buttons. The costumes are not only perfect to wear on the themed events like renaissance festivals and pirate festivals but also in the other events. Despite their dark shades, there is decency in these costumes, which makes them wearable at a number of occasions.