Children's Clothing
Handpicked Gifts for Your Favorite Gentleman
Finding a gift that feels both meaningful and useful can be a challenge. Whether he is a devoted reenactor, an outdoor enthusiast, or simply a man who appreciates well-made goods, these five items rise to the top of our recommendations for 2025. Each blends craftsmanship, history, and everyday practicality.
1. Number Six — America’s First Signature Scent - First blended in 1772, this heirloom fragrance still carries the bold intrigue that captivated early Americans. It opens with bright notes of bergamot, rosemary, and neroli before settling into warm clove, amber, and a touch of dried rose. A smooth base of white musk and lavender lingers with quiet sophistication, creating a scent that feels both tavern-cozy and salon-refined. Number Six remains a rare blend of heritage and modernity—timeless, clean, and unmistakably classic. This bold scent is available in a lighter cologne ($80), matching bar soap ($16), and stocking or travel size ($40) $225 before sale
2. David Uhl Knapsack - A faithful reproduction of the David Uhl knapsack, this piece is based on one of the few surviving examples of Revolutionary War soldier gear. Made from 100% linen with wide shoulder straps and a simple fold-over top secured by three cast pewter buttons, it reflects the straightforward utility of the original. Machine sewn for durability while maintaining a period-correct appearance, this single-compartment pack is ideal for reenactors and interpreters seeking both accuracy and practicality. Are you looking for a slightly different style of carryall? Try they market wallet ($36) or the linen haversack ($36). $95 before sale
3. Hudson Bay Tobacco / Fire Starting Box - Based on a museum original, this brass box reflects a popular trade item once stocked by the Hudson Bay Company, Northwest Company, and other fur trade suppliers. The friction-fit lid holds a 6-power magnifier with its own protective cover, ideal for lighting pipes or starting campfires, while the inner tin provides handy storage for tobacco or tinder. Pair this with a penny pipe ($3) and tobacco ($4), or add a flint ($1), steel ($16), and tinder ($5) to complete the set. $60 before sale
4. A New Neckcloth or Cravat - A new neckcloth or cravat is a simple way to refresh any 18th-century impression—and with more than sixteen patterned options, there’s truly something for every style. Perhaps he gravitates toward the softer palette of our Colonial Floral print, with its gentle blues and understated charm, or maybe he prefers something bolder, like the vivid Red Cloves that add a striking touch to any ensemble. Each cravat is comfortable, versatile, and easy to tie, making it a practical gift he’ll reach for again and again. All patterns are $42 before sale
5. Gentleman's Cloak - This has been a best seller every holiday and sells out each year! One size fits all, making this an easy buy gift for any man. The heavy wool broadcloth drapes handsomely over the shoulders to ward off the rain and cold. A dashing cocked hat ($85) and some wool stockings ($32) escalate the layers of comfort. $275 before sale
