|
About US Men’s Clothing Women’s Clothing Highlander Clothing Regimental Clothing Custom Clothing Accessories Hats Events Contact Us Ordering Info Links Specials Patterns View Cart Checkout |
Site design by:Hand & Hand Multimedia
| ABOUT US | ||
 WE HAVE SOME VERY NICE JEWELRY ON OUR "SPECIALS" PAGE. CHECK IT OUT! OR CALL US IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND AND DON'T SEE IT - WE DO NOT HAVE ALL THE JEWELRY LISTED ON THE WEBSITE.NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO ORDER YOUR CUSTOM FROCK OR REGIMENTAL COATS OR LADY'S DRESSES. PLEASE EXPECT AT 4-8 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY. WE WORK ON ORDERS IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY COME IN TO US. CHECK OUT OUR SPECIALS BY CLICKING ON THE RED "SPECIALS" BUTTON! Since 2006 our focus has been to create clothing on demand for re-enactors and museums. Together the two tailors create impeccable, historically correct clothing to fit the 20th century physique! Rick and Carol now live permanently in Florida at 115 Dowda Circle, Crescent City, Fl 32112 386 467- 3590 <E-mail: (Carol) turtledove@bellsouth.net (Rick) 5elves@bellsouth.net We generally answer e-mails the same day so if you don't hear from us, please assume the e-mail did not arrive and try again. Thanks. Calling Hours: 9 AM – 7 PM EST but we prefer e-mails so we can keep sewing! | ||
|
| CAROL HAVEN | ||
 Carol started her business, Coureur De Bois in 1983, in Pickney, Michigan where she spent nearly 20 years manufacturing and providing 18th C. clothing and accessories to museums and re-enactors in the mid-western states. All while a full time elementary music teacher from 1972 - 1994.In 2000, Carol and Rick joined talents to form Just two Tailors, and purchased a home in Poultney, Vermont, an hour from Fort Ticonderoga. For the next six years they traveled between Maine and Florida attending historic events, providing clothing and accessories to friends and customers. The Vermont home now sold, they reside full time in Florida, occasionally traveling, but still sewing. Email: turtledove@bellsouth.net | ||
|
|
| RICK HAVEN | ||
 Rick is a trained tailor. He operated a tailoring business in Williamsburg, Va. from 1978 - 1995, where among other sewing also did contract sewing for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. To many during that time, he was known as the "Head Elf" of The Little Village Tailors. Since 1995, Rick has traveled the country participating in historic events while researching and manufacturing 18th century clothing for the movie/film industry, museums, living history re-enactors and produced a line of 18th & 19th C. patterns known as Tailor's Guide. In 2000, Rick and Carol, who were both friends and competitors, forged a relationship together and Just Two Tailors, which is now based at their Florida home. Email: 5elves@bellsouth.net | ||
|
|
|
|
|