Early 20th Century
The dawn of the twentieth century brought sweeping change in technology, industry, warfare, and fashion. Within our Early 20th Century collection, you’ll find garments that reflect a world shifting from tradition into modernity.
From the elegance of the Edwardian era with long skirts, tailored suits, and structured silhouettes reminiscent of Titanic-era society to the stark realities of World War I and the hardships of the Great Depression, clothing began to mirror global uncertainty and innovation. Wartime scarcity influenced civilian wardrobes, while military uniforms evolved rapidly in response to modern combat.
The Jazz Age and Prohibition ushered in bold new attitudes. As cinema rose in influence, fashion followed what audiences saw on the silver screen — shorter hemlines, sharper tailoring, and expressive style that defined a generation.
Our collection spans 1900 through World War II, including civilian clothing across class lines, military uniforms, emergency services attire, and home-front fashions shaped by rationing and resilience. Whether portraying society at the height of Edwardian refinement or a nation navigating global conflict, we can provide complete head-to-toe looks grounded in historical accuracy.
Scroll through the slideshow to see some of our offerings.
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1910s - 1960s Alcatraz Prison and Guard Uniforms
Scores of WW1 Doughboy U.S. Army and U.S.M.C. Uniforms and gear
WW1 German Combat Uniforms 1915 - 1918
Edwardian and suffragette women’s clothes
