Authentic reproduction of a Loyalist (Tory) uniform coat worn by American provincials who remained loyal to the Crown during the Revolutionary War (1775–1783). Made from fine green wool broadcloth with contrasting colored facings, this coat closely follows period tailoring patterns used by Loyalist units such as the King’s Royal Regiment of New York, Loyal American Regiment, and Queen’s Rangers. It features partially hand-stitched construction—critical seams, buttonholes, and facings are sewn by hand using linen thread, while internal structural seams are machine-finished for durability. Fully lined in natural linen, this reproduction captures the hybrid practicality and elegance of a late-18th-century Loyalist coat.
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Fabric: 100% wool broadcloth (green).
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Lining: Unbleached linen.
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Thread: Linen (hand-finished details) and cotton (reinforcement seams).
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Buttons: Pewter or brass as available. Domed regimental type available on extra payment.
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Stitching: Partially hand-sewn (visible period work), reinforced internally by machine for strength.
Facing Color Chart:
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Queen’s Rangers: Green coat with black facings
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Loyal American Regiment: Green coat with white facings
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King’s Royal Regiment of New York: Green coat with royal blue facings
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New Jersey Volunteers: Green coat with buff facings
No extra charges for facings & custom tailoring.
