Historical Costumes

Disney Hercules Megara Women's Wig

Women's Warrior Sandals


Deluxe Feather Mardi Gras Mask

Black Satin Sash

Men's Steampunk Shoulder Harness Accessory

Steampunk Buttons

Warrior Mohawk Wig

Women's Steampunk Wrist Guards

Women's Steampunk Belt

Steampunk Filigree Wings

Hat Steampunk Top

Metallic Gold Face Makeup

Dragon Tooth Necklace

Cleopatra Wrist Cuffs

Adult Adjustable Knight Helmet

Premium Greasepaint Makeup 0.5 oz Gold

Mardi Gras Mask

Silver Jeweled Queen's Tiara

Adult Donald Mask

Xena Wig

Gangster Shoe Spats

Men's Steampunk Belt Accessory

Horse Lord Warrior Arm & Wrist Guard 3-Piece Set

Roman Leather Wristbands

Prehistoric Brown Princess Wig

Women's Blonde Renaissance Braided Wig

Steampunk Goggles

Drinking Horn

Tan Fringe Boot Tops for Adults

Viking Valkyrie Headband

Coachman Hat Dark Brown

Deluxe Pilgrim Hat

Corsair Hat






Bowler Brown Hat

King Tut Headband
The thing about history is, there's a lot of it! If you want to travel back in space and time to a different place and era, you have a lot of options. Medieval or Renaissance Europe. Ancient Egypt. Prehistory. Ancient Greece or Rome. The American frontier or old south. Victorian England. Pretty much you-name-it! You can become a specific historic figure such as Cleopatra, Benjamin Franklin, or Julius Caesar. Or you can be a generic medieval knight, Greek goddess or Renaissance maiden.
Renaissance festivals or costume parties are the perfect places to show off one of our historical costumes. If you're going to play a specific historic or literary figure such as Queen Elizabeth I, find a picture of the person to see what kind of clothing he or she actually wore. That will make it easier to select a historical costume that will give you an authentic look. Once you've picked your costume, learn about your character. If your character is a literary figure, read the literature. For a Shakespearean character, for example, perhaps memorize a few lines from the play. For a historic person, find something that the person wrote, or a transcription of a speech she or he gave. Many kept diaries or journals, and everyone wrote letters in the days before computers, the internet, and email.
If you're playing a generic character, learn a bit about the era you want to portray. Find pictures of historic figures of the day to get a sense of the authentic style. Historical novels are a good way to learn about the lives of ordinary people and how they spoke and behaved. For example, a medieval tavern keeper and his family would dress and behave differently than a knight and his family.
We have many costumes that cover a large part of human history. Search through our medieval clothing and renaissance costumes to find your perfect historical outfit. Even if you hated history in school, we're sure you'll find a historical costume to love!



















